This will be a short review as we have covered the game itself already so we don’t need to cover old ground but we will look at it now you can use the move controller with it to see how that handles.

At first it is a little hard to control as the left stick controls your characters movements but when you hold the trigger to aim it takes over as the controls for the camera. You can’t move the camera by going to the edge of the screen with the crosshair like in SOCOM. This has good and bad points on the plus side the camera wont sift when you are just trying to aim at an enemy to the side of the screen. On the negative side it can be a little difficult to move, stop, shoot and move again without the camera jumping but time does help with this.

The aiming recalibrates to the middle of the screen each time you press the trigger to engage the aim so if you find the aim has gone a little off just let go of the trigger point and pull it again to reset it. Holding the trigger and pressing the Move button shoots your weapon. While at first I thought it would be better to have the trigger shoot the gun it does make sense with the rest of the controller setup as the Move button is your main action button as well.

The only dissapointment comes when using the turretts as the move is little more than the trigger you must control the aiming with the left stick. It would make more sense to have used the move in this case also.

Over all it does add a new dimension to the game I enjoyed it the first time around but i'm getting a lot more enjoyment out of it this time as the tension isn’t so high. I have forgotten a lot of the story so its good to refresh it but the bosses don’t fill me with such fear now I know I can beat them.

This is one of the better Move titles and the Gold edition includes some DLC like Lost in Nightmares. It can be picked up for a very reasonable €20-€25.