Sleeping Dogs- new dev diary discusses game’s setting

Posted By | On 20th, Mar. 2012

Square Enix has released a new dev diary for their upcoming game, Sleeping Dogs, and in this video, the devs talk about the setting of Hong Kong for this game and why they chose it.

Sleeping Dogs, developed by Square Enix London Studios and United Front Games, comes out this year for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

Stay tuned for more info.


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