Another week, another batch. So what's new up on the Video Store this week? There aren't many big namers on the the list, but maybe you might find something that interests you. They've got three for Naruto in there, but would you love the shadow-cloning shinobi enough to pay for the download? Or will you leave that to the free fan-subbed vids found everywhere?

Now here are this weeks PlayStation Network video content update. Some of the notable titles include the classic horror film Friday The 13th and the spoof classic Scary Movie 4. Hit the link for the full list.

The list's a little short this week, but that doesn't mean the content will fall short of expectations. While it's no A-List bunch either, there's a few in there that you might find interesting. "Finding Neverland"? Creepy radios in "White Noise"? Or how about the all-star cast of "A League of Their Own"?

This week's haul at the PSN video store isn't as big as last week's, but hey, that one was a tough act to follow. Besides, we still have a good batch this week, starting with the director's cut of Daredevil. The Mothman Prophecies is also pretty good, but if you wanna load up on the creepy, Candyman will do the job. And BSG fans, the much-awaited finale is coming to the video store too. Hit the full article for more info.

For a Valentine's update, this week's PSN video content doesn't have much lovey-dovey stuff in it, but there's a lot of laughing to go around. MTV, Comedy Central, and Spike have all joined in on the PSN fun to give you some of their best programs. Full list coming right up!

As the attorney general of South Australia, Michael Atkinson has been one of the most rabid critics against the introduction of an R18+ classification in Australia. This has made him a frequent target for Aussie gamers. GameSpot recently had a chance to ask Mr. Atkinson why he's so against the R18+ rating. Check out Mr. Atkinson's point of view after the jump.

Down at CES 2009, Sony has announced that MTV will be providing over 2,000 hours of programming to the PlayStation Video Store. Oh boy, I'm gonna have a buttprint on my couch come Summer.

(Editor's Note: Are your wallets feeling cobwebbed inside lately? Not surprising - it's raining game releases all week like white on rice. And that's across all consoles, across all platforms - just the way we like it!)

Whew! Too many games, too little time! QuickJump QuickPeek 21 is rounding up news from this week - "this week" here, A.K.A. "Assassin's Galaxy Crysis Ops+ week". Ok, that's probably forcing it. Let's just let it slide for now, shall we? From last week's QuickPeek, let's roll out!

South Park has always had a lot of in tune with current events. As most fans might remember, they did an episode of South Park featuring World of Warcraft, and that show won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Animated Program.

For this week's upcoming episode, the kids from Colorado will be taking on the Legends of Rock. That's right. Gamer Node reports that South Park will be doing an episode focusing on Guitar Hero.

It seems that this week's episode will focus on Stan and Kyle, as their friendship gets strained because of Guitar Hero, as Stan and Kyle are on opposite ends of the Guitar Hero playing spectrum.

See Randy play Guitar Hero in his undies... after the jump!

Over at the official Sony PlayStation 3 blogs, developer Greg Easley of Super-Ego Games posted a message announcing their upcoming Sony PS3 exclusive Rat Race. Super-Ego's Rat Race will be made available via the PlayStation Network and is set to hit this winter.

Easley calls Rat Race as Super-Ego Games' "labor of love" and it's going to be an episodic comedy-adventure hybrid in the vein of popular American sitcoms. Voice actors from such hits like "South Park," "Sex and the City," "Ugly Betty," and more are in the cast, so expect barrels of laughter here.

Set in a dysfunctional office that has a staff which will "make the Enron guys look like Nobel Prize laureates," your goal as the player is very simple: survive each day without blowing your top or getting fired.

With characters like Joy Chung, an impossible and hot, PR exec, Chip Bratsby III, a pompous jerk whose only desire is to get you fired, and Dr. Ron Durfman, a research scientist who "may or may not be intimate with his lab monkey," PlayStation Network players will find themselves laughing with every episode released. Easley said:

Our goal is to give you the feeling of 'playing' inside an episode of your favorite TV show. Sometimes we describe Rat Race as an interactive sitcom, but that doesn’t do it justice. There’s more to the experience than funny dialogue. Along the way you’ll sneak, sprint, solve puzzles, eavesdrop, steal, and even "neutralize" that lab monkey.

Uh, so where are the rats? Easley didn't say. In any case, Super-Ego Games' Rat Race for the Sony PlayStation 3 seems to hold some serious promise based from Easley's description. Let's keep our fingers crossed and hope that Rat Race entertains gamers. Keep it here for more PlayStation Network updates.