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So tempted! £25 does sound like a steal for a brand new game.
One of the common failings of third-person games is feedback, but the shearing metal and scattering components of Binary Domain's opponents is intensely satisfying
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As for the bosses, this the best gauntlet a third-person shooter has offered in a long time.
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Though Binary Domain's cover mechanic works well enough, it doesn't have that final level of polish that makes it totally reliable. The same button is used for rolling and slamming into hiding, which means the game has to be perfect at judging context - and it's not.
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Binary Domain's campaign is hugely enjoyable. It begins with an underwater infiltration of a futuristic Tokyo and gradually rises through the layers of this weird metropolis, going from café to slum to corporate headquarters.
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However, downtime reveals another unusual distinction of the game, for its genre at least; it feels like it's been written by adults, with set-ups and face-offs that have an ease of reference and a ready wit.
Pretty great game so far, it could use some polish, but it plays brilliantly. I love how the game throws you in very diverse situations all the time so you never feel like you're going through the motions. I'm afraid this gem will be forgotten soon, but that would be a real shame.
I'm in chapter 5 now (the last one I think) and I'm still encountering new stuff. Can't wait to replay it on a harder diffuculty, I'm not sick of the game at all so far.Music to my ears. Hopefully the variety continues through the entire 8 - 10 hour campaign.
I think I've been convinced to pick this up on Tuesday. Fingers crossed.
It's all subjective but I definitely think this plays much better than Gears. Faster, more fluid and more responsive. Actually I don't think there's anything I didn't like about the demo, hell even the voice acting was competent.
Review from Eurogamer
Corrected for accuracy.Based on the demo, Gears plays much faster and much better in my opinion.
Akiyama needs to be in every game ever.
I'm not trolling, just being honest, that the classic Sega fan in me hopes this bombs hard. How many classic IP re-imaginings and HD digital ports would have BD's development dollars paid for?
I'm not trolling, just being honest, that the classic Sega fan in me hopes this bombs hard. How many classic IP re-imaginings and HD digital ports would have BD's development dollars paid for?
What happened toCain?
The running animation did not affect me, so I have to violently disagree with you. Plus I find the idea that you dismiss a game based on something as trivial as a running animation preposterous.I played the demo, thought it looked cool until I saw that running animation.Complete instant deal breaker.Syphon filter on the PS1 had a better running animation.I couldn't play it cause every time I had to run I would get thrown out of the experience..violently.
Had potential but I am sorry you cant release a game in 2012 that has a running animation that bad.It really is the worst I have seen since infamous 1.All the other animations look great but I think they rushed it and ripped the running animation from some game they made in the 90.s.
Anyone else agree?
Anyone else agree?
The running animation did not affect me, so I have to violently disagree with you. Plus I find the idea that you dismiss a game based on something as trivial as a running animation preposterous.
It's the same as throwing MGS4 in the garbage because you do not like Snake's mustache.
Anyone else agree?
I disagree. If you want to see a really weird running animation you should check out Mass Effect 3.
Is it pretty bad?Deal breaker?
It's even worse imo.
For the lazy, this was the first hit. First time I'd ever seen it, and yeah, it looks AWKWARD:Yeah. My FemShep ran like a gorilla. I don't even know what they did to Keith David either, screwing him up is inexcusable.
I'm not as bothered by poor animation though. I mean, I don't think Binary's animation is great either, but it sure as hell isn't gonna keep me from the game.
Yeah. My FemShep ran like a gorilla. I don't even know what they did to Keith David either, screwing him up is inexcusable.
I'm not as bothered by poor animation though. I mean, I don't think Binary's animation is great either, but it sure as hell isn't gonna keep me from the game.
The game pretty much bomb HARD in UK market - 35th place in top 40 at 30 euro is complete nightmare.
Even Yakuza titles (which are on just PS3) in UK are on higher position after first weekend of sales.
Ok, now we can forget Yakuza team to make anything other than Yakuza titles :/
The demo worked fine with the microphone in the PS Eye. I was surprised when I found that it was working, actually, as I didn't even realize the game HAD voice support.I meant Kinect vs. Playstation Eye. Not a fan of the PS3 headset I have.
The game pretty much bomb HARD in UK market - 35th place in top 40 at 30 euro is complete nightmare.
Even Yakuza titles (which are on just PS3) in UK are on higher position after first weekend of sales.
Ok, now we can forget Yakuza team to make anything other than Yakuza titles :/
The game pretty much bomb HARD in UK market - 35th place in top 40 at 30 euro is complete nightmare.
Even Yakuza titles (which are on just PS3) in UK are on higher position after first weekend of sales.
Ok, now we can forget Yakuza team to make anything other than Yakuza titles :/
I've held off simply because they aren't offering release day delivery.It's ranked 800 and 1200 for 360/ps3 on Amazon a day from release. Expect Wario64 bomba thread.
I've noticed that Amazon is not offering release day delivery. What are the odds I'll be able to pick this game up at a retail store tomorrow? Starting to seem like it's going to be hard to get a hold of.
I've held off simply because they aren't offering release day delivery.
So is the retail PS3 version just as choppy as the demo?
Anyone else agree?
played just after the first demo section in the retail version (ps3) and no, framerate is much better and 99% constant - butwas terrible, the framerate was going down to 3fps. ugh....borderline unplayable.the huge spiderboss in the open area
360 ver is the safe choice, go for it.At work and I'm staring at both versions and I can't decide which one I'm going to take home tonight.
Everyone is saying that the PS3 versions frame rate has been improved since the demo but does the retail 360 version still run better? There's a part of me that wants to grab it for PS3 just because of the whole Yakuza games on PS3 thing, as this will look nice alongside Kenzan/3/4/Dead Souls. But if I have the chance at little to no drops in frame rate I'd rather get on that.
What say you people who have played both retail versions?
360 ver is the safe choice, go for it.
i am pretty sure its still the superior version. ( i played the whole game on 360 and watched some videos for the PS3 ver, performance is better than the demo but not as good as the 360 ver)
Any PS3 vids from the full game out there?360 ver is the safe choice, go for it.
i am pretty sure its still the superior version. ( i played the whole game on 360 and watched some videos for the PS3 ver, performance is better than the demo but not as good as the 360 ver)