32w ago - Sony Assistant Producer Dais Kawaguchi has announced that four new animals are hitting Tokyo Jungle on PSN today.

To quote: It's been two weeks since we released TOKYO JUNGLE and we're thrilled with the comments we've received from players. Thanks to everyone who is enjoying the game!

Today, we are releasing four additional animal characters (Crocodile, Giraffe, Kangaroo, Panda) and giving away more costumes, so please be sure to check out PlayStation Store this afternoon.

In other news, we've received many questions about TOKYO JUNGLE's premise and gameplay, so we asked Game Director Yohei Kataoka from Crispy's and Producer Masaaki Yamagiwa from Japan Studio to elaborate on the game's concept and inception.

Dais Kawaguchi, Assistant Producer: Can you please explain how you came up with the idea for TOKYO JUNGLE?

Yohei Kataoka, Game Director: The business philosophy for "Crispy's Corporation," the studio I established, is to "develop a new product that nobody has ever seen before."

However, just because it's new doesn't mean it will be well received. When I was struggling to figure out how to create something that's innovative and compelling, I came across an article of famous singer-songwriters...

34w ago - Sony Assistant Producer Dais Kawaguchi has made available a video today announcing that fans can venture into the Tokyo Jungle on PlayStation Network beginning today!

To quote: For those who have been patiently waiting for TOKYO JUNGLE'S western release, I'm happy to announce that it will finally be available on PSN today for $14.99!

We are also releasing DLC animals, a PS3 dynamic theme and free costumes so please make sure to check them out.

I've got great news for PlayStation Plus members: You'll be able to get TOKYO JUNGLE at a 20% discount for two weeks (until October 9th)!

In addition, we are giving away four DLC animals for free! These animals will only be free for one week (until October 2nd), so don't miss out!

39w ago - Sony Assistant Producer Dais Kawaguchi announced today that fans seeking to fight to survive in Tokyo Jungle can do so when the PSN title hits PlayStation Network this September 25th.

Below are the details, to quote: You may have caught wind of this one-of-a-kind title's release in Japan or heard whispers of it this past E3, but we're excited to finally announce that Tokyo Jungle will be coming to PS3 via PSN very shortly - on September 25th, to be exact!

Developed by PlayStation C.A.M.P and Crispy's, Tokyo Jungle is an action-adventure game set in a post-apocalyptic Japan, where humankind no longer exists and animals must ruthlessly fight for their lives. In this world, there's just one rule - only the strong survive!

Tokyo Jungle puts you in the shoes (paws?) of over 50 playable animals ranging from Pomeranians to Lions. Playing your animal of choice, unleash your inner beast to hunt your way to the top of Tokyo's post-apocalyptic food chain.





There are two game modes: in Story Mode, you'll play as a range of different animals whose lives are intertwined as they struggle to survive in the Tokyo wilderness, while unraveling the mystery of mankind's disappearance.

In Survival Mode, you...

134w ago - SCEE European Product Manager Cristina Giuliano has posted up a video today of Tokyo Jungle, which is coming to Sony's European PlayStation Network in 2011.

To quote: I am happy to announce that Tokyo Jungle will be roaring into the European PlayStation Store in 2011.

You might have read about it on some of your favourite gaming sites and in magazine as it was one of the hidden gems at this year's Tokyo Game Show.

Imagine a post apocalyptic Tokyo in which the human race has been wiped out and wild animals rule the planet. Finally, you'll get to discover if a tiger could kill a crocodile and if a Chihuahua could outrun a monkey.

Choose your creature and try to survive as long as you can, running around the city in search of prey. You have to watch your back though; it's a real jungle out there.





You can use your animal radar to detect targets and attack by surprise and, if things get bad for you during the battle, go for the vital organs to deliver a killing blow.

And don't forget that both prey and predator have strengths and weaknesses to be taken into account.

The devastated Tokyo landscape is as large as thousands of HD TV screens and the action scrolls seamlessly from left to...