Create Bigger Worlds With Minecraft Xbox One Edition Available This Friday For $19.99! Learn How To How to Upgrade And Transfer Worlds Here!
Minecraft for Xbox One is rolling out now! PS4 Edition might come sooner, 4J Studios teased.
Here's a brief tutorial on how to upgrade and transfer worlds, in case you've nailed the game on Xbox 360 before:
According to the official site of Xbox, the game will debut at $19.99. But others might just save a lot of money as Xbox Wire shares:
"If you're moving up from "Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition" (either the disc or Xbox Live Marketplace version), the Xbox One upgrade will run you a mere $4.99. And, even better, you can upgrade at this price for a full year from the game's release!"
The game will feature scenic vistas and the option to import saved game data onto your own Xbox One! Meaning, there's no need to start from scratch! Just continue with your progress and enjoy the rest of the game!
Also, Cinema Blend states that Minecraft Xbox One/PS4 will allow players to create bigger worlds as compared to last-gen consoles. On top of this sought-after game, Mojang further teased the possibility of including mini-games inspired by fan creations.
Here's another teaser from 4J Studios:
"At the moment we're just focusing on just getting the Xbox One thing out but it could feasibly happen," Owen Hill shared (TotalXbox).
"People would absolutely love it if we put something like Hunger Games in 360, as like a separate little mode" he added.
According to Patrick Geuder Saga, the head of data analysis at Minecraft Studio, Minecraft sold over 54 million copies across all available platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation3, PC, Mac, iOS and Android via his Twitter account.
As of this moment, there is no news regarding the game coming to Nintendo platforms such as 3DS, Wii or Wii U.
Mojang, the developer of Minecraft, made a total profit of 326 million dollars in 2013 and now, with the upcoming release of Minecraft on next-generation consoles, it may score high.
Stay tuned for more updates on Minecraft PS4 release date. For now, enjoy the Xbox One version!
