6. Star Wars Kinect
Ever since the concept of motion sensors was introduced to the world of gaming, for a lot of people that meant one thing and one thing only actual lightsaber fights, because that would be goddamn amazing. Star Wars Kinect promised us that, and much, much more. Although it didnt quite hit our (admittedly lofty) expectations, theres still a fairly solid game to be found underneath. Lightsaber fighting is extremely cool when you let yourself drift into full-blown immersion, and although the droid sections can be very simplistic, when youre swinging and dodging around against Darth Vader, it can be a ton of fun. Other modes are a bit hit and miss the Rancor Rampage game is a bit tedious and unresponsive, for example. However, the podracing sections arent bad (and have some awesome track environments), and theres a perfectly competent Just Dance clone available in Galactic Dance Off mode complete with Star Wars-themed songs. Gaming with the Kinect (and the corresponding PlayStation Move) never really took off the motion sensing tech just isnt quite responsive or sophisticated enough yet to make it a viable alternative to buttons. Having said that, of the Kinect-only games that did come out, Star Wars Kinect was definitely in the top tier, and if you do happen to have one, worth checking out.