Star Wars

Kinect Star Wars is a Star Wars video game by LucasArts and Terminal Reality and published by Microsoft Studios for the Xbox 360 that uses the Kinect motion peripheral.[2][1] The game was released onApril 3, 2012 in North America and Europe[2] and April 5, 2012 in Japan and Australia. Although no official date was set for release, some online retailers listed the game/console bundle for aFebruary 7th release.
The playable character in Star Wars Kinect is a Padawan and one of several new characters who will be introduced by the game. Using the controller-free Kinect system, the playerstands in front of the television and uses hands to lift and throw objects with the Force or wield a lightsaber, uses body movement to control starfighters and podracers, or uses a voice component to makeadditional commands. It takes places during the prequel trilogy timeline of the Star Wars universe, beginning shortly after Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace and concludes during the events ofStar Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The game also includes settings from the original trilogy, such as the planet Bespin featured in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. The playerwill also fight Darth Vader in the game.[2]
The game is broken into five sections, each with a complete campaign.
Jedi Destiny: Players assumes the roles of Jedi padawans trying to help stop the forcesof the Dark Side.
Rancor Rampage: The player acts as a Rancor with gameplay focused on destroying the area.
Podracing: As a young, up and coming podracer, the player will take on various races.Galactic Dance-off: Players can dance against Princess Leia and others enslaved by Jabba on Tatooine. Songs are modern, and remixed with Star Wars lyrics; for example, "Hollaback Girl" becomes "HologramGirl," "Ridin' Solo" becomes "I'm Han Solo," etc. Other venues include Bespin, Coruscant and the Death Star, all of which allow the player to dance against other, equally iconic characters from the...