Click photo to enlarge It s a dog-eat-dog world a lesson this
wolf pack is learning the hard way.  As loving pet owners, it's
only natural that we coddle our furry friends, but has all that
pampering left Fido too soft to survive the coming apocalypse?
In "Tokyo Jungle" ($15, PlayStation Network), mankind's
extinction reshapes the wild kingdom. Vegetation chokes the
crumbling remains of Japan's once-glimmering capital city, while
former lapdogs roam the streets in savage packs.   Gameplay has
its share of issues, from tedious repetition to a limited open
world to explore. Tense, fast-paced action, however, rewards
players willing to make the investment. The first time my
clowder of feral cats took down a full-grown cow to stave off
starvation, I was hooked on this eccentric adventure.  "Tokyo
Jungle" boasts two kinds of play: story and survival. Story mode
presents gamers with a brief taste of several scenarios, from a
once-domesticated Pomeranian struggling to adapt to life on the
streets, to a young sika d