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'Binary Domain' assassination trailer
Published Thursday, Jan 26 2012, 06:56 GMT | By Scott Nichols | 1 comment
Binary Domain has received a new trailer from Sega.
The video depicts one of the game's early cutscenes, showing the assassination attempt that sets its story in motion.
The game is a squad-based shooter that allows you to take command of your team-mates using standard controls or voice commands.
It will also feature a Consequence System, where team-mates will react to your commands based on how much they trust you.
Designed by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, Binary Domain takes place in a futuristic Tokyo populated by robots and powerful artificial intelligence.
Nagoshi has previously said of the title: "Usually games have a simple theme, but if we aim to maximise the appeal of a game as interactive entertainment, we need to develop more sophisticated themes that tie into every aspect of the game.
"I have made many attempts to link a game heavy in drama to a highly enjoyable and immersive gameplay experience, and with Binary Domain, every setting and mechanic in the game is designed to revolve around 'Life'."
Binary Domain was recently hit by a slight delay, pushing its release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 back to February 24 in Europe and February 28 in North America.
The video depicts one of the game's early cutscenes, showing the assassination attempt that sets its story in motion.
The game is a squad-based shooter that allows you to take command of your team-mates using standard controls or voice commands.
It will also feature a Consequence System, where team-mates will react to your commands based on how much they trust you.
Designed by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, Binary Domain takes place in a futuristic Tokyo populated by robots and powerful artificial intelligence.
Nagoshi has previously said of the title: "Usually games have a simple theme, but if we aim to maximise the appeal of a game as interactive entertainment, we need to develop more sophisticated themes that tie into every aspect of the game.
"I have made many attempts to link a game heavy in drama to a highly enjoyable and immersive gameplay experience, and with Binary Domain, every setting and mechanic in the game is designed to revolve around 'Life'."
Binary Domain was recently hit by a slight delay, pushing its release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 back to February 24 in Europe and February 28 in North America.
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