After covering the Xbox 360 release a few months ago, it is now the turn of the PC version of Binary Domain to deserve our attention. As you will see, the boost in antialiasing and framerate is more than welcome here, and though it is clearly not to compete with the likes of Witcher 2 and Crysis, the game still looks rather good. Here are a bunch of homemade videos in 1080p and 60 fps, which will hopefully convince you to give Toshihiro Nagoshi's title a try. Considering it will probably be long before SEGA publish another third person shooter with a western audience in mind, our advice is not to miss it as there will most certainly be no sequel to it.

Two months already in 2012 and we have managed to bring you some nice content considering the size of our team. Here is your chance to catch up with everything you might have missed in the past two months. As you will see, there is quite a good amount of videos to enjoy and we did our best to cover as many games as possible.

When the Ryu ga Gotoku team decides to work on a sci-fi action game set in the near future, we have every reason to be interested. Now it's true that the shooting mechanics of their previous games were not particularly good, but thankfully it's a totally different story with Binary Domain. Though the relationship system could have been a bit less superficial, the fact that you can build your team and give basic orders is pretty nice. The best part of the game is the world it depicts, with its Terminator-like robots you can tear to pieces with your guns. Maybe not the best Third Person shooter out there but an entertaining one for sure.

SEGA has put online a new cinematic trailer for Binary Domain titled 'Slum Kids'. A demo is now available on Xbox Live and Playstation Network.

Binary Domain will be available in about two weeks now and SEGA just released a new trailer focusing on multiplayer. We must say we are pretty curious to see what the game has to offer. What about you?

SEGA has released a cutscene trailer for Binary Domain which reveals a bit more on the game's plot. It will be out in a month.

SEGA has announced that they pushed back the release date of Binary Domain, as the game will be out on February 24 in Europe and four days later in north America. Meanwhile, you can watch a new trailer inside.

Binary Domain gets its own video from the TGS showfloor, as usual now filmed by DjMizuhara.

SEGA Japan has put online 4 new screenshots of its shooter Binary Domain. The game will be out in mid-February.

Binary Domain shows itself with new screenshots plus get some details about the game's Consequence System.