Ascaron's Sacred 2: Fallen Angel has hit another snag. Koch Media has announced that the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game will not be launching along with the PC version this year. More in the full article.

It's been a while since we saw something new come out for Sacred 2: Fallen Angel. Here's a new batch of screenshots, showing off the game's environment, creatures, and some rather curvy warriors. Screens after the link.

Thanks to our pals over at N4G, we've heard something new from Ascaron Entertainment and their long-silent project that is Sacred 2: Fallen Angel. We've heard very few things about it since the action RPG's major showing at the last Game Developers Conference. Now news has come forth that says Ascaron and Intel are in cahoots for a major upbringing of gaming in mobile computing platforms, and it's got something to do with Intel's next generation Centrino platform.

Ascaron Entertainment has a welcome surprise for PS3 owners. Aside from a PC and Xbox 360 release, Sacred 2: Fallen Angel will also be getting a PlayStation 3 iteration. Learn about the game's new features for the PS3 version after the jump!

Want to try out Sacred 2: Fallen Angel? It's been making its way around different conventions like this year's Game Developers Conference and last year's Leipzig Convention and now, it's going to be playable at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Screenburn Festival in Texas. Check out the full article for more info.

Ascaron Entertainment, makers of Sacred, probably won't be making playable demonstrations of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel as an exclusive gig at the Leipzig Convention anymore. The news on the press waves is the cdv Software Entertainment, the new publishers of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel, has announced that a playable version of the much awaited RPG sequel will be present at 2008's Game Developers Conference. Head on to the full article for more details.

Good news to the lucky hopefuls of Ascaron's upcoming Sacred 2: Fallen Angel (Xbox 360, PC). Even though the release of this game has been delayed, the game is definitely on its way to shelves since cdv Software Entertainment America has agreed to publish the game this year. More information in the full article.

Ascaron Entertainment believes that video games should ship out in perfect shape and without glitches whatsoever, regardless of what platform they will be released on. That's why the company has ultimately decided to delay the release of Sacred 2: Fallen Angel  (Xbox 360, PC).

The company knows well that this development will disappoint fans and that's why a detailed explanation and another surprise announcement was also made on the official website. Read more after the jump!

Rock fans will get a special treat once Sacred 2: Fallen Angel comes out for the Xbox 360 and the PC: German rock band Blind Guardian will be making a guest appearance in the game in digitized form. (Would they have their own character classes?)

And what would be the point of the band making a guest appearance if they don't give their own flavor of music to the game? They'll be recording a special song for the game, which will also be released as a single next year. Find out more in the full article.

 

Ascaron Entertainment is still hard at work developing its upcoming Microsoft Xbox 360 and PC RPG Sacred 2: Fallen Angel. The video game is the sequel to its original game Sacred and it introduces new jobs, quests, and plotlines to boot. This time we've got the second job class, the Shadow Warrior, on display.

Not a lot of specific details have been revealed by Ascaron Entertainment about the Shadow Warrior's abilities and nature, but they're giving us a glimpse of what he looks like in this Shadow Warrior "Light" art they released along with a recent press release. The word from the devs is that the game will be deeply customizable and will even allow class themes to take over the interface.

Sacred 2: Fallen Angel is a Diablo-style role-player that sports some of the most unique classes ever seen in a game. Its side quest-oriented gameplay makes sure that you stick around long, and the main story keeps you feeling significant in how everything plays out.