Binary Domain Coming to PC
Sega's Binary Domain, the robot-shooting title the Yakuza have been working on when they should have been working on Yakuza 5, is making the jump from consoles to PC. It'll be out next month.
Six out of Six Binary Domain Reviewers Agree: Shooting Robots Just…
You know, if Sega had simply marketed Binary Domain with the slogan, "Shoot some robots", I probably wouldn't have been so down on it all these months. That was all I needed to know.
Binary Domain's Live-Action Ads Look Better Than the Game
From what I've seen of Binary Domain, it looks rather vanilla, but it could be interesting
This Melodramatic Binary Domain Trailer Takes You into the Human/Robot …
Developed by the same team that's made Sega's open-world Yakuza games, Binary Domain's a futureshock shooter
Binary Domain GameStop Pre-Orders Get Multiplayer Goodies
Pre-orders of Binary Domain
Modern Technology Brings Us Computer-Controlled, Passive-Aggressive…
In gaming vernacular the consequences of one's actions are usually marked in body count, or regime changes, or city destruction. So I'm not expecting the consequences that I see unfold in a gunfight in the middle of a future Tokyo: Hurt feelings, obstructionism and... sulking?
The Robopocalyptic Story of Binary Domain
This is the story of Binary Domain, a cautionary tale of a rise of the robots wrapped around a cover-based, third-person shooter. It's a game I was pretty neutral on after playing at E3 2011
There Were Two Things I Liked About Binary Domain, the Robot Shooter…
Of the many, many violent shooters on hand at E3 2011, one of the few I chose to play was Sega's Binary Domain
Sega's Got Thirteen Titles Lined Up for E3
The house that Sonic built and later remodeled is bringing their A games to E3 this year with Aliens: Colonial Marines and Anarchy Reigns. Binary Domain is their B game, followed by Captain America: Super Soldier and Crush3D. After that the whole alphabet thing falls apart.
Binary Domain is a Prophetic Vision of the Robot Apocalypse
Behold our first glimpse of gameplay from Sega's Binary Domain, a cautionary tale in which humanity must fight for survival against the highly advanced robots we created with our own hands. I bet Watson
Yakuza Developers Blasting Off For Space Game
Toshihiro Nagoshi, the producer behind the Yakuza franchise, is moving from the gritty urban streets of Japan to somewhere more celestial: space.