One Minecraft for all devices
On June 15, 2017, the final Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3 2017) took place, featuring the beloved Minecraft.
A Unified Name for Minecraft Across All Platforms
During the E3 2017 event, developers announced their exciting decision to ensure a seamless gaming experience. As a result, all versions of the game across various devices will share the single title “Minecraft.” This includes versions for iOS, Android, Windows 10, Gear VR, Xbox, and even Nintendo Switch. Now, when updating the game, players will simply see that they are installing Minecraft, without any additional labels like Pocket Edition.
This means you can enjoy playing at home on your computer or console, while also being able to play on your Android or iPhone while on the go. However, this raises questions about servers…
What Will Happen to Minecraft Servers?
The developers plan to integrate a server browser into the game, allowing players to select servers without needing to input an IP address and port. Nevertheless, it remains unclear how smaller servers will be included in the list of accessible options and what steps need to be taken for that to happen…
Overall, there is still limited information available, but the commitment to making Minecraft cross-platform is strong.
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