This week sure has been a quite one for Ninty. Early prepping for TGS maybe? At any rate, there are still a few tidbits to be read in this week's recap, the biggest being Shia LeBeouf's anti-Wii comments that may have lost him a few fans and earned him a lot of flames. Catch that and more on this edition of the Nintendo Weekend Warrior.

Getting stronger with The Force, the Wii is. Bensussen Deutsch & Associates has announced that they're manufacturing licensed Lightsaber accessories to give you the extra Jedi Knight feel when playing Star Wars games on your Wii. Also available are Clone Trooper blasters, in case you want to play the generic flunky.

It seems Factor 5's financial problems has led to even more trouble after the developer shut down last month. Former Factor 5 employees are now suing the Lair developer for fraudulent behavior in order to get out of paying their debts, Gamasutra reports.

It's tough being an A-list Hollywood actor. Maybe more so if you're known as a noble jedi in Star Wars. You have to toughen up to critics, friends and strangers alike. But it must be tougher when it's your own son who doesn't approve of your performance. Liam Neeson knows this very well first-hand, as his son allegedly did not like his role in Fallout 3 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC).

You know he's evil because he has creepy, yellow eyes that stare at you from beneath a dark hood. That just screams Palpatine. But wait, that's not Palpatine, it's... Obi-Wan Kenobi? Looks like Free Radical was planning to put a twist on an old story (and an old Jedi) for Star Wars: Battlefront 3. Too bad they got axed before we could see more.

This is actually more of a minor quickfix than anything, but it's for PSP Video Converter and we're all PSPVC fans here, aren't we? Nick Swardh has released PSPVC v3.41, which includes a systray icon fix and the (re-added) Force Conversion feature.

Umm... no. Force Conversion isn't a Jedi technique.

Download: PSPVC v3.41

LucasArts has released a new downloadable level that'll fatten up the single-player campaign in the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Along with the level are more DLC costumes. Details are in the full article.

It's sneak peek time! It's been a long time coming indeed, but now, we finally get to see what we can expect in that new Star Wars MMORPG that BioWare's cooking up. They've finally released the first batch of screens for Star Wars: The Old Republic - and they're huge! We've got ight sabers and Force action right here. What more can you ask for? Grab your Jedi garb and Force-jump to the full article for some screens! [Insert wookie gurgle here]

The first of the promised DLC packs for LucasArts' Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360, the PlayStation 3, Wii) has been unleashed on both the XBL and PSN. You can check out what's in store DLC Pack # 1, the Costume Pack, after the jump.

Great PlayStation Store update coming your way. Get the Prince of Persia Classic, new balls and characters for High-Velocity Bowling, add-ons for Megaman 9, and even Jedi Master Yoda. Full list of updates and prices in the full article.