You may have already noticed that all of the console-specific Weekend Warriors this week don't have any E3 2009 news in them. This one's no exception. We're saving all the E3 news for another special feature we're putting up later today, so check that out too.

The biggest PS3 news this week? The lack of a PS3 price cut announcement, which was a huge disappointment. Again. Heck, even Activision CEO Bobby Kotick said he was disappointed about it. We also didn't hear anything about the PS3 Slim, but seeing as how Sony just announced the PSP Go they may be trying to space out their new hardware revisions a bit further.

The software side of things fared a bit better, and ironically enough, the biggest news this week -- jump-wise -- was the arrival of a 12-year old game on the PSN and the impending PSN release of another title from 11 years back.

You know what I'm talking about. Read on for the rest of the PS3 Weekend Warrior.

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The Hardware:

• Kaz Hirai on a mission: bring back games division to profit. Link
  
• Sony Ericsson making PlayStation Phone... kinda. Link
  
• Activision's Kotick 'disappointed' at price cut-less E3. Link

The Software:

• New God of War 3 details: grapple system, items, more. Link
  
• Famitsu interview: Fumito Ueda talks about The Last Guardian. Link
  
• Killzone 2 patch 1.27 now available. Link
  
• Bug fix for Uncharted 2's multiplayer beta on the way. Link
• LittleBigPlanet:
• Teaser galore: Media Molecule hints at Ico and Yorda on LBP. Link
  
• Video: Team ICO on LBP next week. Link
  

The Network:

• PlayStation Home gets photo sharing feature, Buzz! space. Link
  
• Come Home to Killzone 2's Visari's throne in PS Home. Link
• PSOne Classics:
• ESRB: Final Fantasy VII rated for PS3, PSP. Link
  
• Street Fighter Alpha 2 coming to PSN this week. Link
• Final Fantasy VII gets EU PlayStation Store release date. Link
• Metal Gear Solid dated for US PlayStation Store release. Link

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That's it for this week's PS3 Weekend Warrior, folks. See you again next week. For a complete rundown of all the E3 2009 news that graced these pages, be sure to catch our special E3 QuickPeek later on.