The upcoming Xbox One and Playstation 4 editions of Minecraft for PC will feature significantly bigger worlds that what fans can currently find for the home console versions in the popular sandbox creation games. In fact, 4J Studios claims that the next-gen titles will support world seeds which can be 36 times bigger than the prevailing map sizes on Xbox 360 and PS3. However, the developer has hopes to continually raise the marketplace sizes through future updates as reported by The Epoch Times on May 30.
The developer confirmed it is implementing the Xbox One version of Minecraft combined with the Xbox 360 version. Additionally, it promised that it'll always release updates for the current-gen version even after the Xbox One Edition launches. However, 4J Studios says it really is too soon for a release date yet so not a clue whether or not this can come out this season or 2014.
With that in mind, it would seem obvious that Microsoft would like to immediately begin earning coming back on their investment. This is the reason their resolve for always support 4J Studios' Playstation ports of Minecraft is puzzling. After all, the most effective way to bring profit should be to make Minecraft limited to Xbox consoles to enhance their unique hardware sales. See also in: http://mcpebox.com/creeper-pong-minigame/
Adventure maps add an RPG (role playing game) element to the game. These maps are made by players and posted up for download. They usually include certain rules to make the overall game more fulfilling. Some of these rules can include prohibiting the destruction of certain blocks you aren't being able to carry certain items.
4J Studios and Mojang will provide some incentives for loyal fans as current those who own the PS3 and Xbox 360 editions have the opportunity, first year, to upgrade on the PS4 and Xbox One iterations for their fee of $4.99. The player's progress can even be imported from the current-generation towards the next-generation. Furthermore, PS3 players should be able to download the Vita release at no additional cost.
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