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Have you got your free PlayStation Move and are wondering about the best upcoming games for the new controller? Then take a look below:

LittleBigPlanet 2

Due to hit stores in November 2010, this is a sequel to the much-hyped (although slightly disappointing – to us at least) original. In a refreshing change to the predictable shooting and punching associated with most Move-related games, LBP2 once again features the character Sackboy as the main protagonist. In addition to the standard platform levels, you can also create different levels to suit your own tastes, including racing and role-playing games. This one should give many hours of fun, as long as you liked the original. Not really for everyone.

Time Crisis: Razing Storm

This one should work best with a gun-shaped add-on controller. Two game-play modes are available, you can play in arcade mode for a quick shoot-up or switch to the more in-depth story mode allowing you to take full control of the character. Out in the US and Japan in October 2010 (no UK date yet), this shooter looks set to take full advantage of the PS3′s new hardware.

Killzone 3

This first-person shooter from Sony themselves will feature 3D support in addition to Move compatibility. If you’re getting a gun-style controller for Time Crisis (see above) then it will work equally well for this one. Not due until around February 2011 though.

The Fight: Lights out

Developed exclusively for the Move control system, this fighter looks set to be fun, easy, and a little different to your standard shooter – you can even buy special boxing-style gloves that fit over the controllers to really make you look the park! Due out in October 2010.

The Lord of the Rings: Aragorn’s Quest

Set for release in 29 October 2010, this game is designed from the ground up for the PlayStation Move. It is a third-person action adventure game which, due to the film links, might not be to everyone’s taste, but will no doubt get fans of the film very excited indeed. Continuing on from the events of the three films, the game lets you assume the role of Aragorn in solving puzzles and conquering enemies with some expert sword work. The Move controller should suit the new game well – expect some bundle packages for this one.

SOCOM 4

SOCOM 4 is set in Southeast Asia and allows the player to control a character who is the leader of a NATO special forces squad. The five man strong squad is up against an indigenous revolutionary group called the Naga. Reported to go much further than traditional war-based shooters, we hope this will stand well above the competition. Due early 2011, this should be a good companion to the PlayStation Move system.