The Fleet Commander game captured the massive starship battles from the movie, but this Jedibot captures the lightsaber battles from the trilogies. As you can see, it is about is fast as Ben Kenobi or Darth Vader from the first film. I personally liked the Fleet Commander game that we reported on the other day. As I mentioned before, the Jedibot is slow, but when it gets faster, I would imagine that we could have fun as it whacks us in the seat of our pants. The Jedibot allows the user to fight with an automated arm, and it uses a Kinect to detect where the player has his lightsaber. Something tells me it will take a while before we get the lightning-fast moves of the prequel trilogy. While there are no shortage of Star Wars games on the market today, it is always difficult to put a new spin on them.

"I've seen the 'Star Wars' movies about 150 times but never in one long run together, and I thought it would be great to put something like this together for like-minded people," DeVito said. In a move worthy of Darth Vader, Lucas' production company plunged a lightsaber through a long-planned "Star Wars" movie marathon at a Brooklyn bar. Mike DeVito, who promoted the event through Facebook, Twitter and a blog, said he was blindsided by the Death Star-like attack -- grousing in true "Star Wars" geek terms that "only a Sith deals in absolutes. Lucas, he said, "has crossed over" and now gives Vader "a run for his money. The order cited copyright infringements and added that there was a moratorium on public "Star Wars" screenings. Organizers claim Lucasfilm's legal stormtroopers fired off a cease-and-desist order just two days before the event.