Sega's 2012 third-person shooter, Binary Domain, was sort of slipped into the gaming domain quietly as a sleeper title. Featuring a science fiction plot and philosophical themes, the game boasted an intriguing blend of thought-provoking story and original, immersive functions in its gameplay. However, sluggish sales quickly relegated this one to the bargain bins of many game stores. So was this to be another lost cause, or a hidden gem?
