Monster Hunter Rise is getting more free DLC with Akuma from Street Fighter on Capcom Collab 3 as an Event Quest Reward this week on Aug. 27, according to Capcom. By completing the quest, players will be able to get a layered armor that will make your hunter look like Akuma in its Street Fighter 5 attire. Also, it will change your hunter’s voice to match its looks. If you equip a Sword and Shield combo, your regular attacks will change into punches and kicks, with some usual special moves from Akuma.

Even though many cinemagoers were nonplussed by Christophe Gans’ 2006 filmic adaptation of Silent Hill, it still managed to resonate with fans of Konami’s critically-lauded survival-horror franchise. Indeed, you just have to take a glance at Metacritic‘s critical score of 31 for the movie, then compare it to the more respectable 7.9 user score on the same site, and you get an idea of the general disconnect between critics and the fanbase.

Today Sega hosted a livestream revealing the upcoming update for Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis that will launch today at the end of the current maintenance. The update will include new AC Scratch rewards, and the celebration for the 9th anniversary of Phantasy Online 2, which will bring decorations for the city, events, enemies to fight, and prizes. There will also be a revival AC Scratch with plenty of popular items from the past of Phantasy Star Online 2, and a second part of the anniversary event which will launch with an update in mid July.

Madhouse Difficulty Differences – Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Hard modes are where legends are born as players tackle their favorite games in the most challenging ways that developers can dream up. Resident Evil 7 dials the difficulty and horror up to 11 with its Madhouse difficulty mode which can be unlocked via pre-order bonus or by beating the game once on any difficulty. Once you unlock it, prepare yourself for a world of differences:

Today FromSoftware hosted a broadcast to celebrate the incoming launch of its upcoming Souls-like game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. The livestream was presented by Marketing Manager Yasuhiro Kitao, who you may remember from when he covered the same role on Bloodborne for Sony Interactive Entertainment before moving on to FromSoftware. Interestingly, Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan Studio Producer Masaaki Yamagiwa was also present. You may also find him familiar due to his work on Bloodborne.