ASTA Open Beta For Latin America & Brazil Starts March 8
Following the launch of Open Beta in North America and Europe on March 2, ASTA will roll out testing in Latin America and Brazil on the 8th. The localization of the game is being handled by online games publisher Axeso5 -- a well known Latin American game company. They will service both the Spanish and Portuguese versions of the game.
The game will be launching with two servers in the region, LATAM East and West, for better latency.
Players in these regions wanting to try out the beta will be able to do so via the Axeso5 site.
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By QuintLyn Bowers - 1 week ago
a game that is bound to have a low population will divide it even more... what is worse, the brazilian version is on the hand of a LATAM publisher, a company that most brazilian don't even know exists
just to make a comparison, the brazilian facebook of this company has 29k followers, Level Up, the decent publisher here, has 737k... even Ongame (only popular game they publish is point blank) has 307k xD
well, this game will close soon anyway :P
i suppose i could google it and look for gameplays myself, but then i wouldnt need to check game sites would i?
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