Geoff Keighley's made an announcement via his Twitter account regarding an all-new game from LucasArts. Unfortunately, that's all that it was: an announcement to an announcement.

Remember when Valve complained of the PS3 being too complicated for them to develop on? If you thought they would have at least attempted at trying to understand how to best utilize the PS3's engine for their games since then, then you thought wrong. The newest episode of GTTV has Gabe Newell admitting to making no effort to make peace with the PS3.

Not the best video content update we've seen on the PlayStation Network, but this batch does have a few aces up its sleeve. For one, the movie adaptation of the 1997 Arthur Golden novel, Memoirs of a Geisha is in the mix. If you're looking for a tougher Asian hottie, then The Legend of Chun Li might fit the bill nicely. And with Ice Age 3 now showing, there's a few shorts and a trailer here to tide you over just in case you haven't gone to see it yet.

Metal Gear Solid: Rising, arguably the crown of Microsoft's E3 2009 presentation, will also be appearing on PlayStation 3 according to Sony's Jack Tretton. Hit the full article for more on the game's reportedly multiplatform status.

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.

Another great lineup is in store for all the avid PS3 movie fans out there to download. This week's video store lineup includes some great action films like Taken and Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, then there's the horror flick The Grudge 3, the animated movie Afro Samurai Resurrection and The Spirit. And don't forget some great TV shows. For the full lineup hit the link.

This week on PSN: Jim Carrey shows us two sides of his acting repertoire in Yes Man and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; Kate Beckinsale struts her stuff in Van Helsing, and Daniel Craig shows us his 2006 performance as the new James Bond in Casino Royale. Complete list coming after the link.

Steel and Titanium. No, those aren't the ingredients for creation of a mega-structure. Rather, that's the title of the first ever batch of sweet downloadable content for Killzone 2. Thanks to GameTrailers TV's Geoff Keighley, we've got the lowdown on what we can expect from this package.

This week on PSN - one of the best war movies ever made, Tears of the Sun! For those who're feeling the need for dogmatic-apocalyptic action movies, End of Days should be good. But if you're just looking to spend some fun and educational time in front of the tube, Adam, Jamie, Kari, Grant, and Tori are getting more episodes up on PSN. More in the full article.

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.