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Realtime Worlds Putting Out APB For Beta Testers
Obvious pun aside, original Crackdown developer Realtime Worlds is looking for potential Criminals and Enforcers to test out their upcoming title APB: All Points Bulletin. Two waves of beta testing have already commenced, making this the third and final chance for gamers to get their hands on the title before it launches.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming thousands of new players to San Paro in the coming weeks.” said Dave Jones, Creative Director at Realtime Worlds, “As APB enters this final stage of closed beta testing, we’re anticipating a huge surge of interest with gamers from all over the world applying to take part and provide invaluable feedback to the development team preparing us for launch.”
If interested in participating, players can sign up here for a chance to gain early access to gangland San Paro. APB will launch simultaneously in North America and Europe later this year.
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