Take my hand as I lead you on a journey through the different game modes in Kinect Star Wars.  Jedi Destiny, Podracing, Rancor Rampage, Galactic Dance Off and Duels of Fate.  That's five games in one!

Yep, that's me sitting in the "Simon" chair crushing some kids' dream of being the Next Game Boss.  Here's the official description from IGN:

Six teams of up-and-coming devs compete in IGN's new reality competition show, The Next Game Boss, for a prize package worth $10,000!

In the premiere episode, the contestants are given the challenge to create a video game concept but are thrown two last minute twists: they can only use one button for player input and it must also be PC compatible! Watch the first episode, hosted by IGN's Naomi Kyle and Daemon Hatfield with special guest judge Craig Derrick from LucasArts then leave us a comment below and answer this week's question: which team are you rooting for?

They edited out all of our arguments, the crying and my jokes!  Oh well, I guess Greg Miller is the only guy that gets to be funny at IGN.  Anyway, I had a blast doing this and wish all of the teams the best of luck throughout the competition and into what I'm sure will be long careers within the game industry!

And a special thanks to Ken Fox for putting much of this together and inviting me to be their first guest judge!

Kinect Star Wars was back in action and this time in glorious 3D at the 2012 Las Vegas CES.  Here are Microsoft's Major Nelson and Glenn Gregory to show how it's coming along.

Extra Bonus Footage: My buddies Drew Skillman and Tim Schafer's latest game Double Fine Happy Action Theater.

X-Play host Morgan Webb and I show off the Limited Edition R2-D2 Xbox 360 and discuss the new Podracing mode revealed at Comic-Con 2011.

Gamespot has added the complete video of our session at Comic-Con 2011 moderated by Mike Snider of the USA Today where we discuss the making of Kinect Star Wars, the introduction of the Podracing mode and announce the Limited Edition R2-D2 Xbox 360!

Only two weeks until I share the stage with my buddy Jorg to talk about all of the NEW stuff coming in Star Wars Kinect!  You'll definitely want to stick around until the end to hear about something really cool and special, plus we're giving away free posters.  Yes, you heard me right -- FREE POSTERS!

Here's the official word on Thursday's panel:

10:00-11:00 Kinect Star Wars Panel— Enter the Galaxy with studio head Jorg Neumann (Kinect Publishing) and lead producer Craig Derrick (LucasArts) as they discuss the highly anticipated title with USA Today's Mike Snider, sharing new game play from the iconic Star Wars universe, revealing an all-new mode, and unveiling an exciting announcement. All attendees will receive a limited-edition poster. Room 32AB

You can check out the rest of the schedule here

G4's Adam Sessler and I playing Kinect Star Wars at E3 2011.

5. Kinect Star Wars (360 w/Kinect) Last year, Microsoft introduced Kinect with mostly minigame titles (except for the stellar Dance Central). But they hinted at a possible light-saber wielding adventure. Now, your inner Jedi is a reality. The graphics impress, and with the Kinect's personal touch when we make that whooshing sound with our hands—well, that never gets old. Even cooler is coming face-to-face with an army of battle droids and force-pushing them up and down Naboo with simple hand gestures. Those droids had it coming. (No release date)

We're in some GREAT company on this list.