It's a slow week for gaming retailers, and those hoping that Sony's weekly PlayStation Store update would pick up the slack are likely to be disappointed. Sony pushed its update live, with a thin slate of new offerings headlined by PlayStation Move Ape Escape for the PlayStation 3.

　　The newest Ape Escape was among the first few games announced for Sony's camera-based motion controller for the PlayStation 3, back in 2009. The game sees players fending off a monkey invasion after a UFO wrecks behind their house, with gameplay heavily oriented around the Move controller. With 15 levels to play and 500 unique monkeys in need of capturing, PlayStation Move Ape Escape sells for $20.

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　　One of the very first full-scale downloadable games on the PlayStation Store is also getting a noteworthy nod, as Criterion's critically acclaimed Burnout Paradise is now available in a bundle with an assortment of its downloadable content for the budget-friendly price of $8. While the bundle doesn't include perhaps the game's most notable addition, Big Surf Island, that DLC is on sale, along with add-ons for a quartet of titles from Electronic Arts' other big racing franchise, Need for Speed.

　　The update also sees a pair of new import titles added to the PSone Classics lineup, with Rapid Angel and Yakiniku Bugyou added to the store for $6 each. Rapid Angel is a platforming beat-'em-up with a trio of heroine protagonists, while Yakiniku Bugyou puts players in the pressure-packed shoes of a chef prepping food for discerning and demanding patrons. Both games are playable on the PS3 as well as PSP.

　　Speaking of the PSP, Sony's portable sees a low-key PlayStation Store update, with a single PSP mini joining the system's library of games. The action game Ninjamurai from Irish studio Open Emotion is available now for $2.

　　A full list of the week's deals and new PlayStation Store content, including themes, wallpapers, demos, discounts, and add-on content, is available on the PlayStation Blog.