SEGA's new shooter has an interesting twist to kicking ass with your squad: you've got to earn their trust. Set in Tokyo in the year 2080, Binary Domain's world is a very different place to the one we ...

Dan leads the ladies through an alley of robot death and snipes his way through the slums in Binary Domain. The help of your squadmates is key in Binary Domain. Especially when you are trying to make ...

Sega‘s announced that Binary Domain, their new IP from Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, will release in early 2012 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The game pits humans against robots in a fictional ...

x Your browser does not support the video tag. We showcase a few opening moments from Sega's Binary Domain, an intriguing take on the robots versus human narrative theme.

Sega has launched the first gameplay trailer for Binary Domain: The Machine Age Has Begun, a brand new action adventure developed in-house at the Japanese studio. The trailer introduces the story of ...

A new trailer for Binary Domain, the upcoming third-person sci-fi shooter produced by Toshihiro Nagoshi and developed by the team behind the Yakuza series, is here to give us our first real glimpse of ...

Amidst all the bling and pomp of the biggest titles at this year’s E3, one that flew under many a’ radar was Sega’s upcoming Binary Domain. Amongst all the other titles at E3, the game suffered from ...

Sega and RGG Studio’s Binary Domain is a 2012 third-person cover shooter initially released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 ...

In late April, Sega released the debut gameplay trailer for the western version of Binary Domain. Japan, on the other hand, didn’t receive a trailer at all. Today, Japan gets its trailer, which ...

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- ...

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 ...