After the fiasco that was Kinect Star Wars, many thought that Lucas & Co. had given up on making anything cool for Star Wars ever again. Now it looks like they'll be unveiling something more mature at E3.

Though they've most recently developed those damn Kinect Sports games, Rare is apparently looking to develop action/adventure and FPS games for the next-gen Xbox. The guy that digs these job postings up must browse job sites all day.

You can already do a bunch of other crap on your Xbox 360 besides actually playing games, so why not a web browser. Let's hope you can still clear your history for when your wife comes snooping around.

Microsoft has a new patent on one nutty device and is rumored to be working on another for the next dashboard update. Which one's crazier?

Snipers have a way of getting to places they're not supposed to go. But will they be able to hold onto their current perch?

It's just a rumor at this point, but people are saying some dudes in Texas are building next-gen consoles. They're putting hot sauce on it. But not really.

Microsoft has patented wearable controller technology, or an electromyography-based controller to be more specific. Who doesn't want to be a Microsoft cyborg?

Kinect voice commands for Skyrim go live today, for better or worse. If you're not sure what to say beyond "Fus Ro Dah!" then check out these images.

Elves are a trope in just about every fantasy setting, and this uber-popular game is getting more of 'em. But seriously, these aren't your geeky single uncle's elves.

Apparently there have been a few different iterations of this old game through the years. But - for better or worse - have any of them had Kinect support?

Capcom has announced a bunch of pre-order stuff for Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor and surprise, surprise, you'll never guess what they are. Hope you like animal print.

Is the next Bond game going to have Kinect support? Will it recognize my piss poor Sean Connery impression?

Bethesda put out a weird picture yesterday with a caption that merely read "Tomorrow." What the hell is this?

While this consensus seems to be that this game blows ass, a whole lotta people are buying it. Will wonders ever cease?

If there's one thing that's been proven over the past several years, it's that the Internet is for hatin' on things. Are you a hater?

Yell at your TV, hammer away at your iPhone. This is turning out to be an interactive and interesting week for random innovations.

I never get tired of seeing the creative juices flowing when coming up with...ripoffs. While you wont be playing Gears Of War on this, you will be experiencing the Beauty Of China. Or Tennis.

Love the action of Skyrim but wish there were more ways for you to scream at the stuff you see on screen? Bethesda has you covered with its next patch.

Yes, the original Bulletstorm did set things up for a sequel, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen. What's next for People Can Fly?

It sounds like Epic is saying something along those lines when it comes to Gears of War: Exile, a Kinect game that was in the works. But I was looking forward to miming chainsaw duels and curb stomps...

From the files of "Whatever Happened To..." comes alpha footage of Star Wars Battlefront III. Man, somebody should pick this back up and get it made.

Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor puts you in the cockpit of a big stompy robot. Which sounds cool and all, but we are talking about the Kinect here...

Soccer balls, that is. Or football if you prefer. Whichever, it's doing better than Mass Effect 3 right now, believe it or not.

Apparently, people are saying that "Galactic Dance-Off" is the best part of Kinect Star Wars. Now watch these videos and decide for yourself. You know you want to.

While most people don't appreciate having April Fool's jokes being played on them, a lot of companies - including gaming companies - simply cannot resist. Check these 5 gags out and prepare to roll your eyes.

Though it sounds like an April Fool's joke, apparently it's not. It's just the strange way someone chose to describe the next-gen Xbox.

Konami, Terminal Reality, and 4mm made a game that virtually nobody played 2 years ago in the form of Def Jam Rapstar. Now they're getting sued by EMI.

Xenoblade Chronicles finally comes to North America in this week’s edition of On Shelves. Also, some other stuff.

On one hand it's Star Wars. On the other, it's a f&%$#@% Kinect game.

Kinect Star Wars has everything you'd want in a Star Wars game: lightsaber duels, force powers, you get to be a Rancor, pod racing (hrmm), and...dancing games. To quote Vader, "NOOOOO!"

You got your balls to walls, man.

Microsoft says "2012 is all about Xbox 360," so I guess we should all stop speculating about the Xbox 720.

With Mass Effect 3 here and gone, what else is on the horizon?

There's this game called Mass Effect 3 or something...I think it's doing pretty good.

If the Xbox Durango or whatever the eff it's called has no disc drive, does this mean we wave bye-bye to backwards compatibility? Someone's kicking the hornet's nest...

Looks like Lionhead is about to make some heroic cash.

Microsoft's been leaking like a sieve. Now it's Fable's turn. Check out these stills of dragons, horses, magic, and stuff.

More studies, this time not as optomistic as before.

And it’s white!

But it's a Kinect title, so there's a good chance it will be shite.

UFC Undisputed 3 manages to hold on to the belt for the second week in a row, but Syndicate and The Jak and Daxter Trilogy enter the fray to varying results. Read on to find out how they did.

What some are calling Kinect-like, some are calling a "three-dimensional interactive gaming environment", I think I'm calling it crazy till I see something actually turn up.

For weeks and months, things had been pretty static in the top ranks. Then came a crop of new games, including FF XIII-2, KoA: Reckoning, and the MGS: HD Collection. This week a new game has come along and knocked them all the eff out.

If you’re terrified that your Kinect is beaming your sensitive habits into space, Paul Harper has just the device for you.