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Sony’s posted up some new screens for SOCOM 4 over on the EU PlayStation Blog.

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European SOCOM producer Elliott Martin has reiterated that just because Move has been implemented into SOCOM 4, doesn’t mean that you are being forced to use it – nor will it ruin your experience with the game.

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Zipper Interactive wants folks to know that just because SOCOM 4 supports Move and the Navigation Controller, doesn’t mean that you will be forced to use it.

There’s always the DualShock controller.

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During its GDC 2010 keynote, Sony demoed a separate sub-controller that compliments its recently named Move motion wand.

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Zipper Interactive’s creative director, Ed Byrne, sat down yesterday to record a few tidbits of information on the trailer that debuted for SOCOM 4 on GTTV today.

In the video below the break – which is the same one that was posted earlier, just with Byrne chatting over it – he talks about the Ops Commander, how the it shows the core mechanics of the game, and how the video was a way for the team to show off the amount of guns in the game.

Apparently, there’s lots.

Zipper says the game will be out in the fall, and you can watch the original video through here.

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The debut trailer for SOCOM: US Navy Seals 4 has just gone live after being aired on GTTV.

Get it after the break.

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Zipper Interactive’s announced tonight that the just-revealed SOCOM: US Navy Seals 4 will release this fall for PS3.

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Sony’s just announced SOCOM 4 for PlayStation 3.

This is the “Surprise Sony sequel” that was originally promised for GameTrailers TV tomorrow morning.

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Yeah, well. It was fun while it lasted. CVG did the inexplicable in actually getting in touch with PCB Productions, the digital content firm that recently listed Syphon Filter 5 and SOCOM 4 as ongoing projects on its site.

Long story short: it’s not true.

“I apologize for the confusion. There appears to be some errors on our credits,” said the company.

“Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror was recorded a few years back with Image Metrics, and we recorded Red Steel for the Wii,” they said, adding: “We recently worked on Socom FTB 3 for the PSP.”

And that’s that.

PCB Productions, a digital content creation firm, has apparently left a few cats out of the bag by listing Syphon Filter 5 and SOCOM 4 as ongoing projects on its site.

It’s doing motion capture for SOCOM, apparently, and facial capture for Syphon Filter.

Whoops.

Thanks, CVG.