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Whether or not you love Star Wars, you will agree that all of the ladies on the list are sexy. Seriously though, these hot women make us want to re-create the Star Wars films and have them as the stars of the show. If there was ever a way to make geeks and nerds look hot, this would be it! 10. Adrianne Curry - Imperial Officer Adrianne Curry was spotted at Comic Con in summer 2011, where she was dressed as an Imperial Officer from Star Wars. 9. Courtney Cruz - Stormtrooper Besides putting her assets on full display, Courtney Cruz was the picture of perfect burlesque in a Stormtrooper corset and fun props. 8. Sara Underwood - Padme When we saw Sara Underwood dressed as Padme, there was no turning back. Talk about giving this character some more exposure! Sara showed up in her cosplay and pulled out all the stops. 7. Courtney Black - Darth Talon Now here is a cosplay costume that we could

As The Force Awakens has finally arrived, we'd like to look back at the Star Wars series' dark history when it comes to its video games. Some of you may have enjoyed these games in your younger years and might have something good to say about them, to which we suggest you try them now and see how your standards have changed as a gamer. 1. Star Wars: Obi-Wan Star Wars: Obi-Wan came out two years after the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, so you would've thought LucasArts had time to make this one right, but they didn't. This third-person lightsaber slasher is a mess from a control standpoint. As a movie-based game and launch title hybrid, Obi-Wan was the perfect mix for disaster. 2. Star Wars: Demolition By the time Star Wars: Demolition debuted in 2000, Twisted Metal 4 had already hit store shelves. This vehicular combat game puts you in the cockpit of one of Star Wars' many epic vehicles and throws you into a Twisted Metal-like

Pretty much,  the only western cosplay tradition that can compete on a level with the superhero is the characters from Star Warss. Star Wars cosplayers now incorporate some of the most up-to-date make-up and prosthetics, when needed, in order to raise their game to the level of the films that inspire them. Here are 10 best cosplays of star wars characters ever. 10. Varied Aliens As the world’s most famous space opera, Star Wars boasts its fair share of alien flora and fauna. The Expanded Universe of books, comics and especially video games has increased the number of alien protagonists and antagonists for fans to cosplay, given that the films tend to stick to human-form goodies. ..and the Sith Lady Darth Talon in the expanded universe. But of course, there are the less sexy exotics from the films – like the Ewoks and the Wookies… …and everyone’s favourite Tatooine-based scroungers and scavengers, the Jawas.

Star Wars actually predates the video game industry as we know it but there's no denying its massive success influenced video games majorly. Here are some Star Wars games that any fan needs to play at least once to show the power of this galaxy far, far away. 1. The Force Unleashed From the start, this game brings the awesome as, right after the events of Episode III, Darth Vader marches through a Wookie world, unleashing waves of Force to take guys down before finding an orphaned Jedi. 2. Empire At War The strategy game genre may not be everyone's cup of tea as it requires a lot of patience. However, it's perfect for the Star Wars galaxy as you can play a storyline mode or an open-universe conquest mode. 3. Battlefront II The first game was good showcasing the combat of troops in the Star Wars universe but the sequel is better. 4. Lego Star Wars When the first Lego Star Wars released in

I always wanted to see the actual infantry attacks on the Hoth's Rebel Base. Not just a couple scenes but a full Saving Private Ryan's Normandy invasion battle with a ton of imperial storm troopers led by Darth Vader. Apparently illustrator Dave Dorman had the same idea in mind. Here's his vision. Imperial troops disguised as Sand People after they attacked the Jawas. Aftermath of the attack on the Rebel Base, Hoth. Vader supervises work on the construction of the Death Star II's shield generator. Dave Dorman is a fantasy, sci-fi, and horror illustrator. Winner of an Eisner Award in 1993, he has created illustrations for Dungeons & Dragons role playing games and covers for many Star Wars comic books.