ThinkGeek is always a great stop for anyone looking to shop for some of the more unusual and geeky items on the web. You never know what you’ll find each time you venture online. One of the newest items seems perfect for holiday gift giving. It’s a set of Gomu Eraserland Star Wars erasers. For $14.99, you get a set of six detailed erasers. If you know someone whose life can’t go on without a mini Storm Trooper helmet or lightsaber, prepare to be his or her holiday hero.

Now, you could be altrustic and get this Star Wars eraser set for someone you love. Could being the operative word. The thing is, can you really trust that person

The latest sales estimates on Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWtOR) are at three hundred million units – that’s the population of the United States. Compare that number to the roughly 11 million active players of the most successful MMO game so far, World of Warcraft, to get an idea of what an Alderaan-shattering amount of success is expected here.

Lightsaber on! Who could forget that memorable and terribly awkward moment at E3 2011? It was there that we were treated to the longest gameplay footage from Kinect Star Wars we’ve seen to date. Sure it was an underwhelming demo, but the Star Wars brand has an uncanny ability to force the cash right out of everyone’s pockets. Come this fall, Star Wars will plant a new money tree.

Anyone waiting for the December release of Star Wars: The Old Republic will have a few different variations to choose from. As expected, EA is going to try and get players to part with more money by offering not only a standard edition that will just include the Windows game, but also a special Origin.com edition and a Collector’s edition. Pre-ordering is probably a good idea, since anyone who pre-orders will get Early Game Access. You get a special pre-order code when you buy the game, and the faster you redeem it, the quicker you’ll be able to play…

A video tour of the THQ display at E3 2011. THQ had a big variety of games at E3, although MMA-style fighting seemed to draw the biggest crowds. A close second was the display and pod for their latest Warhammer 40k game, Space Marine; the video has some people in Space Marine, Chaos Space Marine, more »

Microsoft has a good chunk of its Kinect all-star lineup playable at E3, and the lines to get in are huge. With the Xbox 360′s E3 showing so dependent on Kinect, it’s a gamble that may or may not pay off. We checked out the isolation pods containing each game, and brought back a report. With Microsoft heavily discouraging pictures and video, we did our best to bring you the sights and sounds.

Ever since this whole motion control gaming fiasco started, there has always been one game that everyone wanted to see. We wanted to wield a lightsaber in a decent Star Wars game. Not only that, we wanted to use Force powers and experience something deeper than a collection of minigames.

While some of us are still questioning when we’ll be able to buy an exceptionally large HDTV or even a 3DTV, we learn there is another television technology on the way. Researchers from the University of Arizona have developed 3D holographic technology that is expected to be ready in consumer devices by 2017.

Lucasfilm Ltd. and Twentieth Century Fox film studios announced earlier this week that 3D versions of all six Star Wars movies will be released in theaters beginning 2012.

The companies will release the 3D films according to the story’s chronology, so the 1999 film Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace will be shown in theaters first (in 2012) even though it was the fourth film released. It’s not clear whether the original versions of the films or the revamped “Special” versions will get the 3D treatment. Some reports indicate one film will be released each year following Phantom Menace.

You might be able to slice your pizza with a mini Starship Enterprise but how about snagging some sushi with lightsaber chopsticks?

This latest set of chopsticks features at lest one pair that connects via magnets int he hilts together to make one larger, two-bladed mini lightsaber…