In The Shoot, you’re a movie star who’s been called in to help a film director bring his visions of thrilling, action-packed blockbusters to life. The director has five very different movie scripts that he’s currently trying to produce, and it’s up to you to add dollops of excitement and flair to these genre flicks.

How do you go about doing that? As in any movie production, extravagant scenes and sets have been created for you to move through (in an on-rails fashion, i.e. no control of movement), and as in any blockbuster action movie, a significant amount of gunfire and explosions are required to delight audiences, so by arming yourself with your trusty PlayStation Move motion controller, you’ll need to carefully (and frenetically) aim and shoot down collections of bad guys, robots, ‘fish men,’ mobsters and zombies (who by definition are ‘bad guys’) to provide the spills to match the thrills.

Fortunately, these ‘actors’ don’t all appear in the same scenes as one another, because… that would be quite weird. Those five different scripts that the director has in hand have resulted in the creation of five distinct movie sets split up into five scenes each – Outlawed (a Western movie), Robotomus Crime (a sci-fi flick), The Mob (a mafia/mobster film), Deep Perils (a deep sea adventure) and Haunted House Party (a movie filled with zombies, ghosts, vampires and other ghouls).

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Sony’s newest arcade shooter for the PlayStation Move, The Shoot, was released across the US yesterday. The game launched alongside the new PlayStation Move Shooting Attachment (which you can see up close and personal over here).

The publisher also released a demo for The Shoot on the PlayStation Network, giving gamers the chance to test out the Outlawed level of the game.

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Sony of America has stamped a release date on the upcoming PlayStation Move exclusive, The Shoot.

The Shoot is an “over-the-top arcade shooter that casts you as “the ultimate action-movie hero.” You’ll use the PlayStation Move controller to “blast through five action-packed movies,” aiming to “impress the director with your accuracy by building up combos to activate special powers that will help you take down targets and inflict maximum destruction in your scenes.”

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New videos have surfaced featuring the newly announced PlayStation Move launch games in motion, giving you some good glimpses at titles such as Dukes (aka Motion Fighters, a working title), TV SuperStars, Sports Champions and Move Party (also working titles) and The Shoot, as well as the Motion-enabled versions of EyePet, LittleBigPlanet and SOCOM 4.

Feel free to watch below:

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[Update] Sony has revealed a list of 36 third-party supporters who will also be creating games for PlayStation Move in the coming months/years. Check out the extensive list over here. [End of Update]

During the recent press conference that revealed Sony’s PS3 Motion Controller to be named ‘PlayStation Move,’ the publisher also revealed a number of launch titles that would accompany the device into the market when it launches in the Fall of this year.

In addition to the announcement that Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 would support PlayStation Move, and the fact that SOCOM 4 will also be playable with both the PlayStation Move and Subcontroller configuration, Sony will be releasing its own stable of titles to keep gamers happy, from the hardcore with titles like Dukes and The Shoot, to casual and family friendly titles like Move Party, Sports Champions (working titles) and TV SuperStars.

Get your first glimpses of these titles and more below in a bunch of newly released screenshots.

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