For the price Newegg offers, it's a total green light for a go....and if anything you can grab the demo on the playstation store for free first to check it out.

Story line is mediocre to pretty good if you follow a certain path in the game; Lots of replay value because you need to change up your team and in turn will alter your ending (somewhat).

Sometimes your partners (single player) AI is truly Artificially Unintelligent; UGHH

Binary Domain is a very interesting action RPG. What I liked the most about the game is the story line which really gets your attention and a cool trust system with your partners. Also, if you have an mic, you can answer the chat options with your own voice.

What do you get if you cross Vanquish with The Terminator? No, not some van-driving pest control bloke who calls himself 'The Verminator'. You get this - Binary Domain. A third-person shooter that wants to be the next Vanquish so badly , but can't help thinking about James Cameron films.

Picking apart robot enemies; Attractive futuristic look; OTT characters are entertaining

Stupid squad AI; Flaky voice command system; Not as slick as Vanquish

On the whole, Binary Domain gets a lot more right than it does wrong. A couple of issues with the control scheme and friendly AI aside, it provides a platform for a potentially fantastic sequel. In particular, the rogue robot production story arc is captivating.

Every once in a while a game comes along that sneaks so far under the radar, that when you ask friends if they have played the game they stare blankly as if you were speaking a foreign language. Sadly this seems to be the case for SEGAs very solid third person shooter Binary Domain.

this is a rpg shooter with sqaud based play there are elements of vanquish with all the big robots and fast paced action there's a really good story which is really engrossing nice controls smoth graphics enjoyable game and at price it come's at you cant say no

What we've come to know from our play-through of Binary Domain for this review is that in spite of the various tiny blemishes here and there, the game can never be...

In the end you are entering into a game that achieves a goal not commonly found in titles this gen. Witty, well spoken dialogue, an engaging storyline (if not a little cheesy), and the perfect blend of difficulty mixed with action.

Dialog is fantastic and is delivered well; Robots can be surgically dismantled with gunfire; Boss battles are epic

Music is poor; sound effects are pretty standard; Level design is very linear; but it works; Twitchy character movements hinder some action sequences

Binary Domain is the latest game from Toshihiro Nagoshi, and his Yakuza Studio. Nagoshi is well known for making the Yakuza series of games for 7 years now, and they have all been very successful in Japan, at least.

ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT THIS IS A UNDERATED GEM! AND A GREAT STORY GAME FOR THE PS3. AWESOME!!!