' We've all been there. That moment of clarity as you see a lightsaber effortlessly slice through a stormtrooper for the first time and think, yes, this is it, this is what I've been searching for, my whole reason for being. I want to be a Jedi.

Dance mode's silly choreography and music are comical fun; It's gratifying to stomp around as a Rancor

Lightsaber duels are slow to the point of monotony; Storyline is derivative of the original trilogy; All the fun is sapped out of using the Force

Our first UK play with the hotly-anticipated Kinect for Xbox 360.

Let's take a moment to reflect on the spectacle that was E3 2009 and try to remember one Steven Spielberg who so elegantly walked onto the stage and summed up Microsoft's Kinect (Project Natal as it was known then) in one simple sentence, Coming from the man who brought us such great movies as the...

T he most awaited gadget in this holiday season, Kinect for Xbox 360 has been released to the retail market today and the blogosphere is abuzz with views and reviews of Kinect. Though we are not able to review it ourselves (Indian launch is on Nov 19th), we have done a round up of all the popular...

The Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 banishes the controller, but at the expense of precision. Updated 4 November 2010

It sounded like a sure-fire recipe for success, but Kinect Star Wars is ultimately a failure. We're not against a motion-controlled Star Wars game, but any future attempts will have to be far more polished than what's being offered here.

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A mildly disappointing game, which makes it a massive success compared to the expectations. At times amusing and goofy, the game is not for you. It's for your kids, if you have any, and if you don't have any, just accept that it's for somebody's kids.