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Sony’s pulled the curtains back on a trailer for animal-tastic PlayStation Network actioner Tokyo Jungle.
Due out in Japan this summer, the game takes place in a futuristic Tokyo where the once-bustling metropolis has become a haven for a variety of wildlife duking it out for survival. Two game modes are featured, Story and Survival, with 50 breeds and 80 animal types playable including lions, tigers, crocodiles, giraffes, chimpanzees hippos and chickens.
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