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Minecraft Live 2023: Minecraft Update 1.21 in 2024, new Legends content on the horizon - Vimarsana News

Minecraft Live 2023: Minecraft Update 1.21 in 2024, new Legends content on the horizon

Minecraft Live 2023 just ended, during which Mojang announced Update 1.21 for a 2024 release.

Source: vg247.com
Worthplaying | 'Minecraft' Sells 300 Million Copies, Reveals v1.21 Details, Star Wars DLC, Minecraft Legends Updates, 15th Anniversary Celebration And More! - Vimarsana News

Worthplaying | 'Minecraft' Sells 300 Million Copies, Reveals v1.21 Details, Star Wars DLC, Minecraft Legends Updates, 15th Anniversary Celebration And More!

Minecraft is a sandbox building game which allows players to build, construct and craft objects in a cubic world.

The Full List Of Announcements From Minecraft Live 2023 - Vimarsana News

The Full List Of Announcements From Minecraft Live 2023

Several new announcements came out of Minecraft Live 2023, including a new Star Wars DLC and a new update to the main game.

A quick look back at Minecraft which has now sold over 300 million copies - Vimarsana News

A quick look back at Minecraft which has now sold over 300 million copies

Microsoft has announced that Minecraft games have now sold over 300 million copies. It's a huge new milestone for a game that started out as a side project from one developer in May 2009.

Source: neowin.net
With Activision-Blizzard and Microsoft finally together, Xbox has a huge opportunity - Vimarsana News

With Activision-Blizzard and Microsoft finally together, Xbox has a huge opportunity

Microsoft has cleared all hurdles in its efforts to buy the Call of Duty maker. What's next for Xbox? Here's what we know, and why Apple should be deathly afraid.