Binary Domain is a third-person shooter with a few problems, but everything is forgiven once you start shooting its robots. These enemies are made up like Meccano sets, and though they lack the ...

Binary Domain is set in the late 21st century where robots are commonplace. International laws affect the manufacture of these robots a la I, Robot. I didn’t know that Binary Domain even existed going ...

QUICKTAKE: Binary Domain is a new third-person squad-based shooter from Sega's Toshihiro Nagoshi, the man behind the Yakuza series. Set in Tokyo circa 2028, players must recruit a team of soldiers, ...

Binary Domain is almost upon us, and with it, SEGA has put out some new details about the game’s multiplayer modes. SEGA's unveiled some sick new details about their upcoming post-cyberpunk FPS set ...

It has, since its unveiling late in 2009, been hard to muster much in the way of enthusiasm for Binary Domain. Fronted by a stubble-chinned, crop-haired hero who's seemingly more anonymous than the ...

It’s a shame to admit it, but these days, seeing the Sega logo on a game often makes you second guess your purchase. What was once considered to be a video gaming giant has, in recent times, often ...

On the surface, Binary Domain doesn’t look particularly unique. The main character, Dan Marshall, is an American soldier with futuristic armor, a deep voice, and some cheesy one-liners. His allies, a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. What if you lived in a world where robots were as prevalent as humans? You'd see them every day--in the street, at your workplace, in the coffee shop- ...

I have to admit, I wasn’t sure what to expect from Sega and Yakuza Studios’ Binary Domain. I had seen the game in various stages of development, and it looked alright but was fairly unremarkable in ...

Yakuza producer and Binary Domain director Daisuke Sato has a few ideas for updating the cult classic game for new platforms. Games like The Witcher 3, Call of Duty: Black Ops, and more are a part of ...

The robots blow up good, but otherwise this ho-hum shooter fumbles its few ideas and is a shonky port to boot. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to ...