PSN Video Content update here, and it seems like a dry batch for this week, sad to say. But for those who love Kate Beckinsale like I do, Underworld should be a good kick, not to mention makes a good refresher for Rise of The Lycans. For those who've been following Xam'd: Lost Memories, that one just got an update, so yey for you guys. Complete list coming right up.

I know it's a little late and you've probably seen some of the stuff I'll be posting, but I just love writing about the PSN videos for some reason. Anyway, this week's movie batch has some versatility into it, ranging from Rent: Filmed Live on Broadway, the 1979 classic Amityville Horror, and even An Inconvenient Truth. Full list's one click away folks.

Bring out the popcorn, invite your sweetie over. It's time to give you PS3 a break from all the gaming and use it for other recreational things. This week's PlayStation Network Video Store content update has Underworld (just the first one though), if you guys want to catch up before watching the new Rise of the Lycans movie. There's also the new TV series, Fringe, which I heard some good things about but never actually got to watch yet. Oh and of course some classics, American Psycho and Carrie. (Perfect if you want some cuddle action!)

It has been more than two years, and the PlayStation Network has been steadily making a name for itself. Sony is only too glad to show us these figures, showing how much success they've amassed through the online service. See all the numbers inside.

The PlayStation Network's video store has been in service since its surprise debut in E3 2008 and some of you may already have started using it. Sony wants to keep the ball rolling by adding new content every single week, and that's what we're relaying to you here. Keep tabs on these releases so you'll be on top of things once stuff you want come in. Check out the full article up ahead.

Sony has just announced that an update has been made to the PlayStation Store for the PC and PS3. To be available for download are video clips from Sony's recent press event at E3, along with some new DLC for Super Stardust HD and Rock Band. You can view the PSN update list over in the full article.