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GT provides us with the first Yoda, Darth Vader Soul Calibur IV gameplay footage, which looks interesting to say the least. Continue reading to watch.

First half of the clip's pre-rendered stuff that you've seen before, but once it gets into the gameplay we get our first look at actual gameplay footage of Vader and Yoda

Hasbro's new Millenium Falcon model could quite possibly be the most detailed ever. It features "LEDs everywhere, sound, movable parts, and absolutely every detail imaginable except real engines." Click here for first picture in gallery.

This is THE Millennium Falcon toy that never arrived when every 9-yo kid wanted it in 1977: the 2.5-foot Hasbro's Star Wars Legacy Collection Millennium Falcon, worthy of the most mind-blowing SW collections

So you've seen the Star Wars steampunk action figures, now check out their WWII-style counterparts, complete with "Han Solo in a bomber jacket, holding a German Mauser." Click here for first picture in gallery.

Action figure customizer extraordinaire Sillof is at it again, following up his Steampunk Star Wars collection with a World War II themed line of figurines

Not your ordinary Star Wars figures, these have been masterfully given the steampunk treatment. Click here for first picture in gallery.

You would think that steampunk would have gotten old by now, but when masterful artists like Sillof work their magic on products like Star Wars or Iron Man figures, we just can't help but get swept up in all the nerdiness

According to Lucasfilm, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed will "'unveil new revelations about the Star Wars galaxy'." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

..owners of last-gen systems, handhelds, and Wiis wont be left without their fair share of ammunition in the fracas, as this video shows the exclusive content these sometimes ill-respected systems will have access to

That's right, a seller is offering this steampunk Darth Vader mask on eBay, complete with steam tank. Auction page. Click here for first picture in gallery.

This vader mask was sitting on my shelf for about 14 years. It was originally purchased for me on my first trip to Disney World. Rather than get rid of it, I decided to have a little fun with it. I was inspired by some art from the Vader Project, and some other cool steampunk Star Wars stuff I found online

This nifty Star Wars Death Star/Darth Vader Transformers from ThinkGeek changes from one form to another with just some twisting and pulling. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

And don't be content to with just the transformation - this toy is loaded with bonus features. Tons of sound effects and lights in both modes will fascinate and delight you. Heck, when in Vader mode, he even knows which weapon he's holding in his right hand, and the sound effects adapt accordingly

There's no shame in always having a few lightsabers ready, especially at a bus stop in New York -- you never know when Sith might drop in. Unfortunately, no action shots are available.

Sadly, I think these lightsabers planted by SpikeTV might not be the real flesh-disintegrating deal, so even if you did break in case of Sith (or muggers) at best you could just beat them over the head and hope they don't Force choke you and steal your wallet

If you've always wanted to build your own Lightsaber, then check out this Star Wars DIY Force FX Lightsaber Kit from ThinkGeek. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery. Here's how it works:

This Saber Kit is just what you need to build your custom saber. One main saber unit with a tri-color blade (flip a switch and choose red, green, or blue - each with corresponding and different sound effects) and a slew of parts let you assemble the saber you've dreamed of

Put simply, this incredible Skywalker Last Supper painting was created from "69,550 full resolution frames from the six Star Wars movies -- combined with a version of DaVinci's Last Supper on a PC." Click here for first picture in gallery.

The 262-megapixel mosaic (24,168 x 10,864 pixels) took two weeks to complete, including 30 hours of computing power and manual retouching for the final version