If you are fan of Star Wars and a gamer then you need to start building the skills of the “Force” to help save the Republic. Would you be strong and good enough to win or like some people succumb to the power of the dark side and fail in your conquest for the good of everyone?

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is already made available on Steam. Game information are as follows:
Four thousand years before the Galactic Empire and multitudes of Jedi Knights battling it out against the ruthless Sith. You primarily role is the saviour of the …read more

When Darth Vader wants you to wake up, you can rest assured he will find new ways to motivate you to get out of bed.

The Darth Vader Clock Radio includes an alarm clock that will wake you using one of three pre-recorded soundbytes from the voice of Vader himself, James Earl Jones. The time is displayed with glowing red LED numbers embedded in Vader’s eyes, and the radio includes a built-in input jack for your MP3 player.
It even has a snooze button, but manufacturer Sakar warns if you hit the snooze, you do so “at your own risk.”
Maybe he’ll show …read more

Uncle Milton Industries, a manufacturer of science-based toys, is about to unveil a first: a toy that interacts directly with your brain. Available this August for about $120, the Star Wars Force Trainer lets you levitate a ball using only your mind. Seriously!

The toy works by reading the beta waves from your brain with a wireless headband attachment. The main part of the toy features a ping-pong ball in a clear tube and a fan underneath that allows it to float. But there are no buttons to push to activate the fan; it happens when the headband senses changes in …read more

On Monday, EA Games hosted its own press conference here at E3 2009. Here are a few highlights from the event.
EA Sports announces Fight Night Round 4, for the first time allowing you to pit Ali against Tyson, with spectacular-looking results. Check out the big-screen demo:
EA Sports announces and demos Grand Slam Tennis for Wii, complete with a surprise appearance by tennis superstar Pete Sampras.

Last week I showed you the cool little Darth Vader Bust USB Hub. This week I found the R2D2 4 port USB hub that is imported from Europe from Underground Toys. Similar to Lord Vader, he too makes sounds when you plug in a USB peripheral. In fact his head spins too .
Upon reading reviews, the unit does not spin it’s head. Still makes a for a cool little desktop USB hub for the Star Wars fan. This R2 unti stand 6″ high and will run you $27.99 at Target.com . Shop around though, if you want this item you …read more

I’m all about finding a cool USB hub. Most of the time I’m looking for something small and easily concealable; one I can tuck under the cooling bay of my notebook computer. If I had the room on my desk I would probably buy one of these though. Last week I showed you a miniature R/C R2D2 and this week is a nifty little Darth Vader USB hub.
Powered from your PC’s USB port, this 4 port USB hub, Vader turns his head, his eyes glow and he breathes that suffocating sound that is all too familiar. When you plug a …read more

Although I’ve recently been told by a few different people that Call of Duty 4 is THE game to get lots of stuff not done around the house, I can tell you in my house most of my time was invested with my son playing the LEGO Star Wars games.
Because of all the fun we had with that game, I’ve been looking forward to getting my hands on LEGO Indiana Jones The Original Adventures for Xbox 360.

Be Indiana Jones: Re-live his epic adventures in a humorous LEGO world based on the original trilogy of movies.
Explore and discover: …read more

 
Okay, I must be really out of touch or this stuff just isn’t hitting my radar screen as something that’s going to immediately impact my life. Have you heard of Microsoft’s PlayTable?
As usual Mary Jo Foley gets me the scoop on this bit of information.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates also provided a PlayTable-related technology demo during his Consumer Electronics Show (CES) keynote address in 2006, when he placed a cell phone containing digital photos on a tabletop device and all the pictures “flew out of it” and could be manipulated by touch and gestures. Microsoft has shown similar surface-computing-type demos at …read more