Lineage II Southeast Asia CBT now live

This year’s most-anticipated massively multiplayer online role-playing game has finally opened its doors to closed beta players.

AsianMedia, local publisher of Lineage II: The Chaotic Throne, and GAME! Magazine are still giving out CBT accounts to gamers interested in joining the first foray into a new world.

If you already have your registration key, you can register your CBT account by visiting the AsianMedia site.

For more information about the game, check out next month’s review in the Philippines’ best online gaming magazine, GAME!

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Published:: 07.12.07 / 3pm

Category:: Announcements, News, Beta News, Beta Invites, Lineage 2

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Brox 07.16.07 / 5pm

“This year’s most-anticipated massively multiplayer online role-playing game” - Game Magazine

really? I thought it was RAGNAROK ONLINE 2. ? *shrugs*. Review? lol. Lineage 2 is like 2+ years old, people…..
endesone 07.17.07 / 8am

@Brox actually it should have been most anticipated mmo here in the philippines c’mon obviusly L2 is way better than PW and GE ^_^ but then again my most anticipated mmo or online game for that matter is neither of the 3 not even ragna 2 that game is bound to have bots specially here

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