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Sleeping Dogs is pretty violent, judging from the array of takedowns Wei Shen can accomplish in combat. With the city at its disposal, Shen can also use the numerous objects in the environment to level his opponents.
Developed at United Front Games, published by Square Enix, Sleeping Dogs is set for release August 14, 2012 on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3.
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