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...

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

Binary Domain is an impressive third person squad based shooter that shows that the Cyberpunk genre is still as popular as ever. Set in the year 2080 you play Dan, a member of an international group designed to enforce violations of the new laws on robotics.

It is the year 2080. Human technology has progressed to the point where robots walk among us, performing menial tasks that humans are no longer capable or willing to do, but when it turns out that a robotics company in Japan can now manufacture robots that not only look human, but also think that...

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.

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

Action, Romance, Action, funny, Action, then some more Action and it end's with even more Action.. Also It does have a great story and You cant beat the game in 4 hours Like dead space but I love dead space anyway.

This game also has an online feature, so even after if you get tired of playing the main story campaign, you'll get a few extra hours of game play with the online modes. There are only two game modes, versus and a co-op mode.

SEGA's latest squad based shooter is reminiscent of films such as I, Robot and to some extent, The Terminator series with a touch of Blade Runner thrown into the mix. Set in Tokyo Japan in 2080, a cancerous organisation known as The Amada Corporation who are responsible for the world's robot...

The shooter genre, whether it be first-person or third-person, is probably the toughest genre to stand out in. Binary Domain certainly has a tall and shear wall to scale, with its hopes to appeal to every gamer from East to West.