We grab a PlayStation Move and hit it big on reality television. Tonight, Sony officially lifted the curtain on its PlayStation Move motion controller, and in doing so, it also lifted the curtain on a number of party games that will arrive in conjunction with the new peripheral. Aside from the new SOCOM, and a game in which you slug your way through back-alley brawls, most of these games seemed to be focused on a colorful, casual experience that the whole family would enjoy (provided grandma isn't the street-fighting type). Among these was TV SuperStars, a game in which you scan your face with the EyeToy to become a reality TV show contestant.

We take the PlayStation Move to the streets for a vigorous round of motion-controlled brawling. Earlier today at the 2010 Game Developers Conference, Sony announced the official name for its much-heralded motion controller: the PlayStation Move. Along with the announcement came a number of demos, which members of the press were able to play immediately following the presentation. One of these demos was Motion Fighters (working title), a one-on-one fighting game featuring two gritty-looking street brawlers. In the interest of science (the not-so-sweet kind), we grabbed two Moves and started swinging. Here's how it played out.

Robots (and some civilians) get shot as we try the movie-themed PlayStation Move shooter. It’s not too surprising that one of the first games Sony is showing off for the PlayStation Move is a rail shooter. But if visions of a run-of-the-mill forced march through a set path with enemies popping up at random times bore you to tears, you should know that The Shoot is actually pretty clever. The game takes the standard rail shooter archetype and dresses it up with a bit of story and interesting gameplay.

We get up to ridiculous speeds in our first hands-on with this DSiWare racing exclusive. Aussie dev studio Tantalus may have found the most success so far with its Pony Friends game, but it's focusing on horsepower of a different kind with its latest title, the DSiWare-exclusive Drift Street International. As its name implies, the game is an arcade racer with a heavy emphasis on drifting, and it left us with a positive Ridge Racer vibe during our first hands-on at GDC 2010.