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The Division Beta is available through pre-order, waiting list, and Twitter giveaway.
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Website for The Division Beta Goes Live

The Division Beta is available through pre-order, waiting list, and Twitter giveaway.
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Published: Jun 23, 2015 09:05 am

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Those not interested in pre-ordering Tom Clancy’s The Division, but want to be the first to play the game, can now register for a chance to participate in The Division Beta.

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Joining the waiting list places players in a draft, where players will be allowed access to the beta at certain times that call for more players. Only pre-orders are guaranteed access codes for the beta, while free beta keys are being given away on The Division‘s official Twitter account to those quick enough to redeem them.

A Uplay account is needed to redeem the codes, while an Xbox Live Gold or PlayStation Plus membership is required for some game modes.

The Division Beta will be released first on Xbox One in December, before making its way to PlayStation 4 and PC in early 2016.

After numerous delays, Ubisoft’s online open world third-person shooter RPG has been scheduled for a release date of March 8th, 2016.

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