Binary Domain |OT| BUYING THIS GAME IS Not up for Nagoshiation
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PhoenixSFT
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Big Bo saying he recognized Lynn then Dan saying "But you only watch porn...Oh right the one with the hmmmm"
Had me laughing pretty hard
Wut? It's definitely a M rated game. It's pretty violent, vulgar dialogue, and some pretty damn disturbing cutscenes. There is no way in hell the game would be rated T in any country.
Who the fuck is Lynn?
Callibretto
Member
damnit, I think someone here mention to play it in survivor difficulty and this is really hard, my progress is slow as hell, boss battles took many retries etc. I wish I choose normal instead.
PhoenixSFT
Member
Wut? It's definitely a M rated game. It's pretty violent, vulgar dialogue, and some pretty damn disturbing cutscenes. There is no way in hell the game would be rated T in any country.
Who the fuck is Lynn?
Lol, I mean Fei. Still have to learn all the characters names.
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Deleted member 17706
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As in they look like they are being rendered in a resolution that is quite a bit lower 1280x780. I don't know what resolution they are actually being rendered in, though.
AgentOtaku
Member
Yeah it's too bad, my 8 year old loves watching me blast some bad Robos
FreeMufasa
Junior Member
Anyone else really impressed with the graphics? Particularly the character models.
I'm on chapter 4 now and so far, i'd say this ranks with the best action games this gen (Gears, RE5 etc.).
I'm on chapter 4 now and so far, i'd say this ranks with the best action games this gen (Gears, RE5 etc.).
east of eastside
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nm
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Deleted member 17706
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I am very impressed. There are definitely some rough spots, but they did a great job on the visuals for this game. I love the motion blur implementation, too.
Faye. lol.
I am also impressed with the graphics and character models.
PhoenixSFT
Member
Good God. Her name isn't Fei either.
In my defense the internet misguided me on that one. I'll stop making any references to any characters ever.
Yay shooting robots!
wat? It's no more violent than Uncharted and you kill actual people in Uncharted. In Naughty Bear, a T rated game, you can convince people to commit suicide but it's okay because they're bears, so I don't see why two cutscenes where they don't even show it would be any different.
The closest thing to vulgar dialogue is the word 'porn'
Clearly you disagree, but every ratings board in the world seems to agree.
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Retro_
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Faye Long
Big Papa Husker
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Which version has the best performance? On the first page, people mentioned the frame rate on the PS3 version was pretty bad. Is the 360 any better? What was the lead platform?
valentine71
Banned
"Hi You Guys,
Binary Domain me guys
I required to buy Binary Domain i Guys be purchase. was not up for Nagoshiation
Which difficulty do you suggest guys? I Binary Domain guys!
Sincerely,
valentine71''
Seriously, which difficulty do you suggest guys? How do you rate the difficulty options? Also i have the official headset and i don't know where its. Im pretty lazy. Is voice command fun?
Binary Domain me guys
I required to buy Binary Domain i Guys be purchase. was not up for Nagoshiation
Which difficulty do you suggest guys? I Binary Domain guys!
Sincerely,
valentine71''
Seriously, which difficulty do you suggest guys? How do you rate the difficulty options? Also i have the official headset and i don't know where its. Im pretty lazy. Is voice command fun?
canadian crowe
Member
This is my Shadows of the Damned of 2012. A great game, that can be a little wonky, but with a great sense of style and fun gameplay.
if you are familiar with TPS games then go with the Hard mode (survivor)
the voice recognition doesn't work 100% of the time but it was fun to me.
Callibretto
Member
Really? I know all the characters names already. No confusion whatsoever
PjotrStroganov
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valentine71
Banned
I found my headset, definetely gonna try it as well. Thank you for the answer.
I haven't yet, but I could!
ACESmkII
Member
I played invasion a few days ago on the PS3 with a friend and two Japanese players. It Played fine and the framerate seemed way more stable than the single player.
And for good reason. Game is M-rated through and through; the violence level is pretty high when it shows flesh and blood being ripped off metallic bodies, and obviously the cursing would put it squarely in "R" rated territory if this were a movie.
quinntendopower
Banned
me and a few friends played some games of invasion the other night... good times! i love getting a surprise claymore kill after i'm dead and gone lol.
i finished the campaign last night. sato and nagoshi's team are so fucking good with the cutscenes!
their ability to present story in a way that actually makes people who usually don't care (me), sit there and just gush over it just astounds me.
i absolutely cannot wait to see the next yakuza game now. everything these guys do just has a level of special i can't put into words.
i finished the campaign last night. sato and nagoshi's team are so fucking good with the cutscenes!
their ability to present story in a way that actually makes people who usually don't care (me), sit there and just gush over it just astounds me.
i absolutely cannot wait to see the next yakuza game now. everything these guys do just has a level of special i can't put into words.
but you really need to adjust the settings for the voice system before you start.
mine was:
noise setting = 55
calibrate score thresholds = 60
and of course you need to lower your TV sound
also you need to check the recognizable words list.
Myself and a few friends are looking for some more Binary Domain multiplayer buds. If anyone owns the PS3 version and wants to play some multiplayer matches please add us on PSN. The network is pretty much a wasteland. We are all players from the states. More than half of the community is foreign, mainly Japanese players. We are looking for some regulars who actually enjoy the network modes.
Gazel_Ministry
JoeFenix
Quinntendopower
It's such a shame that more people aren't interested in this game. The single player alone is fantastic and now after playing the network modes for about 20 hours I realize it really is a well made, competent component to the game. I was a huge Gears of War 1 fan back in the day and put 100s of hours into that game. This is probably the first game in awhile where I get similar urges to hop on and play for hours.
What's really addicting about the multiplayer, for me anyway, is the Online Challenges. Normally you gain experience from making kills, but you can get bonus exp from completing these challenges. There are 100+ challenges to complete and all of them are tied to the weapons, items, and match types in the multiplayer modes. If you like multiplayer with perks and level ups then you will instantly get hooked on this shit. Also, the little achievement-like blip/noise the challenges makes when you complete makes it even more satisfying and rewarding.
There are 7 modes including team death match, free for all, and team survival. Most players seem to buzz around these modes, but there are a bunch of other objective based modes where you plant/diffuse bombs, etc. I'm sure these modes would be a lot of fun, but there are so little people playing this right now that the modes remain vacant.
There are multiple classes/load outs to choose from as well. Each class starts with certain weapon types and particular nanomachine setups. The nanomachines are similar to the ones you find in single player and you unlock more as you level up. You don't level up individual classes so you can pick/play any of them at any time with whatever nanomachine load out you prefer.
Another cool thing about the multiplayer is that you earn points during each round which can then be used to purchase temporary special weapons or grenades. These items are more powerful than your standard class load outs, but if you don't make use of them during that next round they are gone.
Gazel_Ministry
JoeFenix
Quinntendopower
It's such a shame that more people aren't interested in this game. The single player alone is fantastic and now after playing the network modes for about 20 hours I realize it really is a well made, competent component to the game. I was a huge Gears of War 1 fan back in the day and put 100s of hours into that game. This is probably the first game in awhile where I get similar urges to hop on and play for hours.
What's really addicting about the multiplayer, for me anyway, is the Online Challenges. Normally you gain experience from making kills, but you can get bonus exp from completing these challenges. There are 100+ challenges to complete and all of them are tied to the weapons, items, and match types in the multiplayer modes. If you like multiplayer with perks and level ups then you will instantly get hooked on this shit. Also, the little achievement-like blip/noise the challenges makes when you complete makes it even more satisfying and rewarding.
There are 7 modes including team death match, free for all, and team survival. Most players seem to buzz around these modes, but there are a bunch of other objective based modes where you plant/diffuse bombs, etc. I'm sure these modes would be a lot of fun, but there are so little people playing this right now that the modes remain vacant.
There are multiple classes/load outs to choose from as well. Each class starts with certain weapon types and particular nanomachine setups. The nanomachines are similar to the ones you find in single player and you unlock more as you level up. You don't level up individual classes so you can pick/play any of them at any time with whatever nanomachine load out you prefer.
Another cool thing about the multiplayer is that you earn points during each round which can then be used to purchase temporary special weapons or grenades. These items are more powerful than your standard class load outs, but if you don't make use of them during that next round they are gone.
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Retro_
Unconfirmed Member
I'm game. Still finishing up the story mode though
Retro_Funk is my PSN ID
Retro_Funk is my PSN ID
helvetica bold
Banned
It's certainly clunky in places but I'm actually enjoying it more than Gears.
The story is cool and there a ton of variety. The enemies are designed
So well they almost look too cool to destroy. I'm hoping for a squeal.
The story is cool and there a ton of variety. The enemies are designed
So well they almost look too cool to destroy. I'm hoping for a squeal.
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Deleted member 17706
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I wish the framerate was better, but you are absolutely right about the enemies. It just feels so good to bust the shit out of some robots. Very satisfying.
Splash Wave
Member
I just revisited the demo after a poor first impression, and I actually kind of love it now. It's going to be hard to maintain restraint in not buying the game yet, as there are a few other titles I really ought to get through first.
Man, the bosses in this game really rock. That's one thing Japanese game designers tend to be really good at, especially in action games. I fucking love the set pieces and variety in the game. I beat the Medusa in Chapter 5 earlier, and goddamn, it was so fun. I'm going to keep letting the good times roll!
Not surprised Mark reviewed it. Had a feeling.
And not just because it's a Sega game with robots
Same here. Other games could do with awesome boss battles like that one.
Even online the graphics are great. I love the character models
The bosses are definitely a highlight.
Splash Wave
Member
Is Amazon currently offering the lowest price on this game at $53?