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Binary Domain – Xbox 360 Game

Original price was: $63.00.Current price is: $34.97.

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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Binary Domain Xbox 360 Game


PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:010086680546
Condition:Used
Platform:Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:X360_BINARY_DOMAIN

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

Additional information

Weight 8 lbs
Product Type

Platform

Xbox 360

ESRB Rating

Teen

Genre

Shooter

Players

1-4

Condition

Used

96 reviews for Binary Domain – Xbox 360 Game

  1. ti-lain

    super

  2. Wentyn

    Excelect product thanks alot

  3. SolonKunze

    Great game!!!! Like playing game its a solid third person cover shooter

  4. Gibson248

    A fun thrid-person shooter from Sega with a great sci-fi story heavily influenced from classic movies like The Terminator and Blade Runner. Sega fans and fans of these genres should definitively buy this game.

  5. YOUNG MEATBUN

    Great folks and good game.

  6. TG

    whish there was a sequel

  7. speedballz

    Really good ‘gameplay’, and awesome japanese drama, which I didn’t know I was a fan of but I guess I am

  8. Bella

    The “Yakuza” series is one of the most underrated franchises globally. It’s story, character dynamics and renovations of typical brawler conventions are all amazing reminders of just how intricate and fun video games can be. With the franchise taking a shooter-style vacation this year with “Yakuza: Dead Souls”, it’s development team focused their efforts on a new IP with their signature flair for character and narrative, all on top of the increasingly-tired third-person shooter market. That new IP is “Binary Domain”, and it’s here to prove that Japanese developers not only can hold their own against Americans when it comes to action games, but surpass the gamut of them.”Binary Domain”‘s plot unfolds similar something by authors like Philip K. Dick or Harlan Ellison. In the early 21’st century, i.e. present day, humanity’s downfall began. Global warming peaked and the economy collapsed, resulting in a one-two punch of cataclysmic events. The earth flooded, destroying three-quarters of the world’s major cities. Only the corporations and governments with abundant resources could survive such an event, and conveniently, the most well-off ones were in the United States. This led to America becoming an international superpower by default. In order to rebuild the world which was now pretty much it’s oyster, the government and technology corporations began to construct robots that could get the job done faster and more efficiently than the weary masses could.However, this came with a.

  9. Strategos

    SEGA has made some games that were actually really good that reviews just didn’t get (Iron Man comes to mind), so every time I see a SEGA game for cheap that gamers like me enjoy, I try to give it a chance.I actually had planned to play this one for five minutes and then trade it in, because I suspected from the cover art that it would be just another squad-based shooter. Thank goodness the only downside to this game IS the boxart! In actuality this game has more in common with a cover shooter like Mass Effect or it’s ilk, if they featured ONLY robot enemies like SEGA’s Gunblade. In addition, instead of fixed angle conversations, you can walk around (and zoom on the person talking) while conversations take place, and select dialog options from a quick pop-up menu. There’s some great cheesy story cinematics like something out of Metal Gear Solid or Ghost In the Shell, but if you don’t like them they are easily skipped.The actual gameplay might not be quite as refined as some triple A games, but its incredibly fun. You have blind fire, pop-out of cover, zoomed fire (the usual). You also have a really simple upgrade and purchase system for each of your squadmates, and depending on which ones you pick you get different dialog that unfolds while you play. All this wouldn’t amount to much except that it’s all so incredibly high quality. The robots will crawl if you shoot out their legs, attack other robots if you shoot their heads off, and hold up shields. Your squadmates obey orde.

  10. Cap'n Stoob

    This game is pretty good. Although it didn’t make the superstar ranking on IGN or the other review sites, it has a surprisingly big fan base and I hope Sega puts out a good sequel.The plot of the game is kind of like the movie AI, where robots get smart enough to supplant Humanity. The best part of the game is the variety of robots and the smooth animations and tactical decisions they make in firefights. There is a special set of algorithms that the robots use to try to flank you, use cover, alert others and focus fire. Even when you’ve blown off their legs, they will reboot and crawl towards you to clutch your legs and impede you! Normal bots are pretty dopey, but several different bots have super specializations and you will curse the shinobi and sniper bots towards the end of the game. This game is NOT an unrealistic tactical game; if you charge in with guns blazing, you WILL DIE. You need to use cover and keep your squad focused. You need to manage ammo early on and the need for upgrades versus immediate supplies versus nanomachine augments for your squad. There’s a LOT to this little game and you wouldn’t know it from reading some of the cursory reviews from the "big name" sites that obviously didn’t get into the game’s depth.The game IS a shooter on rails, but it’s well done. I lived in Japan for years and the old Tokyo looks like shitamachi areas and the Upper City really has that Japanese technofuturistic feel. There is plenty of Japanese dialogue (wh.

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