It's April already and little by little the trees see the return of their leaves and nature is getting all dressed up to be ready for the summer. What better occasion then to put on our camouflage outfit for the full review of SOCOM : Special Forces, the new episode of Sony's tactical franchise. Armed with our faithful Dualshock 3 and the Playstation Move, we went through the single player campaign and brought you back our detailed impressions of the game.
Update: The review is back to celebrate the game's release this week.

Sony has released a new video of SOCOM : Special Forces that showcases multiple victory dances. Simply hit the circle button when standing over a dead body and you'll perform one of more than a dozen random dances.

Zipper Interactive has revealed a new online mode of SOCOM : Special Forces (or U.S. Navy Seals) called Bomb Squad. In this one the team must defuse all the bombs planted around the map before time runs out, one player will be a Bomb Technician with special equipment. A private beta will start on March 15 and will be free to all on April 5. Five screens inside.

SOCOM: Special Forces is the latest game in the long-running SOCOM line, and the second to appear on the PlayStation 3. Here's a new trailer. It is due for release exclusively on PS3 in April.
Update: Stealth Trailer added.

Zipper Interactive game SOCOM : Special Forces has resurfaced with a multiplayer trailer and a few screens. The game will be out on April 19 in North America and later in Europe we guess.

Sony has also released this trailer of SOCOM : Special Forces.

Sony has just announced SOCOM : Special Forces and released these 3 images. Developed by Zipper Interactive, the game will feature a single player campaign and a multiplayer mode with 32 players.