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By Brian AlbertPosted: May 14, 2015 9:24 pmUpdate: We have now opened the giveaway to all users--no registration required. Hi-Rez's MOBA Smite has entered closed beta testing on Xbox One.If you participated in the Smite alpha, or if you have a beta code, you can now get your hands on Smite before it's released in full later this year. The beta includes new updates, features, content, and Xbox One exclusives.If you're a member of IGN Prime, we have a Smite Xbox One beta code ready for you. If you're not, check out our IGN Prime membership service, which gets you exclusive content, a free game every month, and disables ads on IGN.Players can buy the Smite Founder's Pack now for $29.99, which grants instant access to the closed beta, as well as all 63 gods currently in the game, and all gods coming in the future.The pack also includes some gems and exclusive skins. However, after the full game launches later this year, you'll no longer have the option to buy the Founder's Pack.All purchases, progress, and achievements earned in the Xbox One beta will transfer to the full Xbox One launch version. If you already played a ton of Smite on PC, you can perform a one-time account merge to copy "select progress and items" from PC to Xbox one.Linking unlocks a free Zeus skin on both platforms. Brian is an Editor at IGN. You can follow him @albinoalbert on Twitter.
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By Brian AlbertPosted: May 14, 2015 9:24 pmUpdate: We have now opened the giveaway to all users--no registration required. Hi-Rez's MOBA Smite has entered closed beta testing on Xbox One.If you participated in the Smite alpha, or if you have a beta code, you can now get your hands on Smite before it's released in full later this year. The beta includes new updates, features, content, and Xbox One exclusives.If you're a member of IGN Prime, we have a Smite Xbox One beta code ready for you. If you're not, check out our IGN Prime membership service, which gets you exclusive content, a free game every month, and disables ads on IGN.Players can buy the Smite Founder's Pack now for $29.99, which grants instant access to the closed beta, as well as all 63 gods currently in the game, and all gods coming in the future.The pack also includes some gems and exclusive skins. However, after the full game launches later this year, you'll no longer have the option to buy the Founder's Pack.All purchases, progress, and achievements earned in the Xbox One beta will transfer to the full Xbox One launch version. If you already played a ton of Smite on PC, you can perform a one-time account merge to copy "select progress and items" from PC to Xbox one.Linking unlocks a free Zeus skin on both platforms. Brian is an Editor at IGN. You can follow him @albinoalbert on Twitter.
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