Earlier this month, 4J Studios deployed a small patch about the newly released Xbox One and Playstation 4 editions of Minecraft pe maps that fixed several bugs which are discovered inside game. Catching the last-gen version from the popular title up with the modern ports, Microsoft Studios' Roger Carpenter announced on Oct. 14 how the same update has become open to download around the Xbox 360.
This small patch isn't large enough to be considered among Minecraft's official numbered title updates to the console versions of the block-building title. Rather than adding additional content for the game, the patch only fixes a handful of bugs which were mainly causing users to see various minor graphical and audio issues.
With that in mind, it would seem obvious that Microsoft may want to immediately begin earning coming back on his or her investment. This is the reason their persistence for still support 4J Studios' Playstation ports of Minecraft is somewhat puzzling. After all, the best way to take profit is usually to make Minecraft exclusive to Xbox consoles to boost their particular hardware sales.
"Minecraft Vita Edition" could also pose some challenges. Sony Computer Entertainment previously says the handheld version will give you the same current-generation console experience since the PS3 and Xbox 360. With the Vita not being as powerful as the other two, squeezing the open-world sandbox game might be problematic. See more: mcpebox.com/pitfall-pe/
Even the upcoming PS Vita edition of Minecraft won't likely bring a boon of profit for Microsoft since handheld version will features cross-buy support, this provides you with everyone who already owns the action on the Playstation 3 the chance to re-download a replica for the PS Vita at no cost. So once more, a greater percentage of players technically already purchased Minecraft: PS Vita Edition once they covered the PS3 port of the sport. As an effect, the upcoming launch won't like bring plenty of profit for Microsoft.
This small patch isn't large enough to be considered among Minecraft's official numbered title updates to the console versions of the block-building title. Rather than adding additional content for the game, the patch only fixes a handful of bugs which were mainly causing users to see various minor graphical and audio issues.
With that in mind, it would seem obvious that Microsoft may want to immediately begin earning coming back on his or her investment. This is the reason their persistence for still support 4J Studios' Playstation ports of Minecraft is somewhat puzzling. After all, the best way to take profit is usually to make Minecraft exclusive to Xbox consoles to boost their particular hardware sales.
"Minecraft Vita Edition" could also pose some challenges. Sony Computer Entertainment previously says the handheld version will give you the same current-generation console experience since the PS3 and Xbox 360. With the Vita not being as powerful as the other two, squeezing the open-world sandbox game might be problematic. See more: mcpebox.com/pitfall-pe/
Even the upcoming PS Vita edition of Minecraft won't likely bring a boon of profit for Microsoft since handheld version will features cross-buy support, this provides you with everyone who already owns the action on the Playstation 3 the chance to re-download a replica for the PS Vita at no cost. So once more, a greater percentage of players technically already purchased Minecraft: PS Vita Edition once they covered the PS3 port of the sport. As an effect, the upcoming launch won't like bring plenty of profit for Microsoft.
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