Gamers who wishes to get their hands on the latest Binary Domain demo can start downloading it on Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network. The PSN demo is already available as well as a video trailer demonstrating the multiplayer mode. Sega's Binary Domain is a third person shooter revolving around a world where humans and artificial intelligent indistinguishably exist, similar to the films Blade Runner, AI, or Surrogates.
The makers of Yakuza have introduce a new feature into Binary Domain called a Consequence System. Players have the opportunity to influence their team members through voice recognition both in combat and non combat mode. Each decision players make will affect the behavior and actions of teammates. If gamers perform well during battle and maintains a harmonious vibe among team members through conversations, the characters will be more loyal and receptive to orders given. The feature fits well with the overall concept of the game that pits protagonist Dan Marshall against intellectual robotic human androids in a near futuristic Tokyo, Japan.
Here is Sega's official description for the new Consequence System:
"The Consequence System is a unique system that plays throughout the game combining gameplay elements and AI to create different in-game experiences based on your actions, your choices and your words. It is an interactive system that builds based on your actual in-game behaviour, aggression, courage, cowardice, pace and your dialogue with the other members of your squad, giving you constant feedback on how you are working with them and how you talk to them, both inside and outside of battle, however the fundamental element of The Consequence System is trust."
Binary Domain's demo allow gamers to play the single player campaign and try out the new features through the first two missions. As for the multiplayer trailer, the clip showcases two sides, the government vs. the resistance , battling it out. The multiplayer is a nice option for those who desire a break from single player campaign and connect with friends or other gamers online for a shootout, rather than playing with the AI NPC.
The release date scheduled for Binary domain is February 28, 2012 and will be available for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Watch the multiplayer trailer below.
