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?

Here's the PlayStation Network video content update for this week. To start, better check the Featured Collection Category in the PlayStation Store for the Terminator Collection. This ultimate collection has all three released Terminator movies, plus Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series, and Terminator Salvation: The Machinima Series.

Here's what your getting for this week's PSN video content update. You got a movie about a heroic dog, a machete-slaughtering wacko, a man who starts aging backwards, a movie about nerds and a few classic Disney animated shorts to name a few.

It's not looking good for Mortal Kombat studio, Midway Games. The company, which recently filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, was officially delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. Further adding to its growing list of pains is its departure from E3 group, the Entertainment Software Association.

She was Snow White, she was Superman's love interest, and now she's a Street Fighter. The lovely Kristine Kreuk shows she can be all as she takes on the lead role in the latest Street Fighter movie, The Legend of Chun-Li.

This week's PlayStation Network video store update has a whole slew of superhero moves. There are three Superman movies in there (one of which is the recent Superman Returns movie), and the uber cool Batman: Gotham Knight animated shorts (which I just saw the other day, mind you - it was win!). There are also a couple of Christmas-themed movies stirred into the mix: Elf, Jingle All the Way, and A Christmas Story.

Despite getting a heaping dose of Kyptonite from publisher Brash Entertainment, developer Factor 5's "large scale multi-platform project" still refuses to die. Is it *gasp* indestructible?

The economy just can't seem to let people catch a break. Another gaming company is purportedly set to fold, thanks to the economic crunch that's been pinching a lot of businesses and families hard. The latest one rumored to bite the dust: Brash Entertainment. And it's sooner than you can say Quick Jump. Read up more about this after the jump.

We recently published an article on the 20 staffers Brash had to can due to economic hardships. Turns out they're so hard up for money that they've stopped paying their developers altogether. Naturally, this means that a lot of their games, including one unannounced Superman title, are stuck in dev hell.

I admittedly have my gripes about Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe for killing my fond memories of the MK series, but this latest game trailer got me to reconsider my position. Seeing Superman jackhammer someone into the ground made my day.

Vid after the link.