From the Joystiq SOCOM 4 hands-on:

http://www.joystiq.com/2010/03/10/hands-on-socom-4-with-playstation-move/

Interestingly, Zipper Interactive seems to believe that the Move and the SIXAXIS/DualShock controllers can co-exist online. While there's still a lot of work to be done on the game, the end goal is for players using either controller to play against each other online. Obviously, some players will be better with standard controls, while others will be better with motion. It'll be interesting to see if either side manages to gain the "edge" over time. Certainly, an online game of this scale can be an experiment in which controller truly reigns supreme.

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I suppose this will finally settle the score between the pointer interfaces of the Move and the Wii against the dual analogue setups, if Zipper end up doing it.

just waiting for the next socom

I was wondering about this. That would be really cool to have a DS versus PSmove tournament to see which works better.

If doesn't seems like a good idea, in FPS the pointer is for sure much more accurate and quick than an analog stick I don't really how it can co-exist with dualshock players.

hmmmm this would be like having one team use TPS and the other using FPS in MW2.
Could be alot of fun LOLZ.

The dualshock people are going to get pwnt.

for socom games , i would not see myself using the move. too much hassle.

Thats good but what would be better is to see more explosive socom gameplay!!!

It's going to be a massacre, the only thing worse for DS advocates would be having PC v PS3 online matches.

I'm just happy that Zipper is doing it and not Slant Six