GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Binary Domain is coming to the PC. Sega today announced that the squad-based third-person shooter, which shipped for consoles last month, will arrive ...

Sega went awfully quiet on the PC edition of Binary Domain after announcing it for an April release, but yesterday piped up to say yes, it's still on track. The robo-shooter will be released on April ...

Sega's announced that the recently released Binary Domain will also be getting a PC version soon, courtesy of Devil’s Details. The publisher cited fan demand for a PC version as being the reason for ...

Binary Domain, Sega's futuristic robot shoot 'em up from the Yakuza studio is coming to PC. Sega says the port is to sate "PC fans who have been requesting this game." Binary Domain, Sega's futuristic ...

Binary Domain, the third person sci-fi adventure from the same Sega team behind the Yakuza series, gets a PC release in April. It will be available both as a boxed game and a digital download, though ...

Sega has announced a release date for the digital PC version of sci-fi squad shooter Binary Domain. The version, developed by Devil’s Details as opposed to the console developer Team CS1, will launch ...

Sega's really very good futuristic shooter Binary Domain has a PC release date. Digital distributors will sell the game from 27th April, and boxed copies will be available from 18th May. But wait, ...

SEGA has announced Binary Domain will be released on PC via digital services on April 27. Pre-order bonuses are available for both digital and boxed versions such as the Dan Marshall Pack with ...

Binary Domain has been announced for release on PC. The third-person shooter came out last month for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and is scheduled to arrive on PC in April. It will be available both at ...

Sega and RGG Studio’s Binary Domain is a 2012 third-person cover shooter initially released for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 on February 16, 2012, before arriving on Windows PC on April 27 in the same ...

The robots blow up good, but otherwise this ho-hum shooter fumbles its few ideas and is a shonky port to boot. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced team dedicates many hours to every review, to ...