Check out a couple shots of the outfit in the game, and the full press release below.
With United Front Games? Sleeping Dogs three weeks from release, Square Enix London Studios today revealed Just Cause 2 players will find an exciting piece of free content available in the hotly anticipated open world cop drama.
Available in-game from launch, players browsing protagonist Wei Shen?s safehouse wardrobe will gain access to a unique new player outfit? a Just Cause 2 clothes set. Featuring Rico Rodriguez? trademark look, players stepping out onto the streets of Hong Kong dressed as the King of Chaos will gain a distinct boost to their action hijack ability, allowing them to perform stunt-style takeovers of enemy vehicles from an even greater distance.
This exclusive Just Cause 2 clothes set will be available in-game from launch across all formats upon detection of a Just Cause 2 game save on the machine?s hard drive.
Developed by United Front Games in collaboration with Square Enix London Studios, Sleeping Dogs is a gritty and visceral open world cop drama set in the vibrant city of Hong Kong. Taking the role of undercover cop Wei Shen, players are tasked with taking down one of the world?s most fearsome criminal organisations from the inside – the Sun Oh Yee triad.
Sleeping Dogs will be available from 14th August 2012 for the PlayStation?3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360? video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Windows PCs.
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