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Minecraft is a great game, but this isn’t the best way to play. It ‘s buggy, has multiple glitches, can freeze randomly, and it’s overall notMinecraft is a great game, but this isn’t the best way to play. It ‘s buggy, has multiple glitches, can freeze randomly, and it’s overall not a great port. It works worse in TV Mode for some reason. If you want to play Minecraft on the go, play on iOS/Android instead. Now for the redeeming qualities. This includes the mario mash-up pack, natural texture pack, and has split screen. All these are included in the Wii U Edition as well. Despite it’s flaws, if the switch is the only system you have, than it’s worth getting. It’s still Minecraft, and you’ll still have lots of fun. It’s just not a good way to play if you have other options.

İt is so nice to me because i love Minecraft and i dont haVe a nice PC and i dont want to olay with phone so this is nice to me. Couple ofİt is so nice to me because i love Minecraft and i dont haVe a nice PC and i dont want to olay with phone so this is nice to me. Couple of hours it was so hard but than i got used to it. Goodbye

Good if I want to play alone. But if I want to play cross-platform then it’s just as bad as Donald Dump himself. I’ve had to connect myGood if I want to play alone. But if I want to play cross-platform then it’s just as bad as Donald Dump himself. I’ve had to connect my account FOUR TIMES. Deleted Minecraft THREE TIMES and had to wait THREE HOURS for the update file EACH TIME just so my Microsoft account would connect again. The fact that I haven’t destroyed the disc yet is an obvious miracle. Waste of my time if I wanted to cross-platform play with friends

A game ripped straight out of my childhood, this game does still hold up. The game's creative mode is the one I play mostly when I boot up theA game ripped straight out of my childhood, this game does still hold up. The game's creative mode is the one I play mostly when I boot up the game. It's calming to building something, with the soothing soundtrack that supports it. Survival is also fun to play, but I only do so with friends, as the experience skyrockets during multiplayer. But this game is also a bit too simple, with making a new game being a bit dull and uneventful. It also doesn't help that the customisation is locked behind a paywall that makes Bethesda's Creation Club look generous. Skin packs, map packs you name it. For something that PCs get for free? Greed over need, for sure. And the fact that mods don't exist, a reason why the PC version is superior, brings it down a bit more. This game isn't bad, far from it, but contains a couple things that I don't really enjoy.

Minecraft for the switch is awful. I hate it so much. If i want to play minecraft i will play in on my PC. My children feels the same! 0/10 soMinecraft for the switch is awful. I hate it so much. If i want to play minecraft i will play in on my PC. My children feels the same! 0/10 so bad!!!!! I dont like it.

A classic brought to the Switch. I first had the chance to purchase Minecraft while it was in its Alpha seven years ago. I bought the SwitchA classic brought to the Switch. I first had the chance to purchase Minecraft while it was in its Alpha seven years ago. I bought the Switch for my nephew and I decided to buy one for myself. A definite NEED if you have the Switch

It's still Minecraft, and after all these years it's held up, especially when you can pop your Switch out of the dock and bring it wherever you want.

I want to start this review by stating that Minecraft is one of the greatest video games created of all time. I also want to state that thisI want to start this review by stating that Minecraft is one of the greatest video games created of all time. I also want to state that this review is specifically for the Nintendo Switch port of the game. From there, I also have to let you know that in my opinion Minecraft should only be played on PC with a mouse and keyboard in order to get the full game experience and control scheme that feels right. Now that you know my prejudices I can continue. This is easily the best CONSOLE port of this game. HD, portable, playable on TV, Nintendo themes, you really cannot beat this port of the game if you have to play it on PC. My only issue with the game comes in the wonky controls used in console ports, but that is an issue I have across all console ports of the game. It doesn't feel good to sprint, navigate menus, or even place objects, but nonetheless, Minecraft is a game that needs to be played by everyone young and old, and therefore this version must be played if you have no other (superior) way to play it.

On a console seemingly packed with intense, time-consuming games like Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Shovel Knight, Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition feels like a breath of fresh air. With its endless possibilities and freeform gameplay structure, it can be as casual or intense as you want it to be. Coupled with the ability to undock and take it on the go without having to submit to finicky touch-screen controls, this might just be the best version of Minecraft on the market, and it is undoubtedly one of the best games currently available on the Switch.

Minecraft is truly a success on the Nintendo Switch that boasts accessible controls and a glorious interactive environment that will keep players attention for hours upon hours.

Minecraft Nintendo Switch Edition borrows the best of the handheld versions and the possibilities of its console siblings, making it a superb version a game that almost everyone can enjoy even if you have player dozens of hours in the past. Touch screen controls and the fact of being able to play wherever you are makes the difference here.

A great port, I really enjoy having Minecraft on the go.It's a bit of a shame that Nintendo does not officially offer Trophys /A great port, I really enjoy having Minecraft on the go.It's a bit of a shame that Nintendo does not officially offer Trophys / Achievements, but the game solves it well.Technically all is fine. World size is more than enough for exploring, the limited drawing distance for mobile is acceptable, as the game runs smoothly with 60 frames per second all the time.Local multiplayer is a great addition, but of course that only makes sense on a TV, the Switch display is a bit small for it.If you don't have Minecraft yet or want a version for on the go: do grab it, it's a great port and deserves love.

Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition is arguably one of the, if not the best way to enjoy the game. The only thing missing is some online features that would make the game all the better with some friends online.

Ultimately, the Switch Edition provides players with the most complete and best portable version of this addictive and popular game. The new content alone isn’t worth the asking price, but if you want to get your ‘craft on while on the move, consider the Switch Edition.

I Havent touched Minecraft in a few years and always played it on PC. Ive just played it in the hotel on the bus , on the plane and now iveI Havent touched Minecraft in a few years and always played it on PC. Ive just played it in the hotel on the bus , on the plane and now ive popped it into my 40 inch tv and can see my creations blown up and fully realized. Im not a massive fan of Nintendo but they have smashed it out of the ballpark with this machine. Its perfect for MInecraft.

Minecraft Switch Edition is a strange animal, largely focused around a competent, if simplistic survival game and supplemented with worldbuilding that you can share with maybe one friend who also owns this edition of the game. Stripped of the game’s best aspects and with a limited amount of skin packs, much of Minecraft’s appeal is lost. Split-screen co-op and portability options do what they can to entice an audience, and may attract some eager to expand their Nintendo Switch library.

Minecraft PS4 Edition is the best console port ever. A Massive and detailed game world and a cleverly designed interface are waiting you at Minecraft PS4 Edition. İf you have a PS4, don't miss it.

It’s the best console version of one of the most important games of the decade. Some limitations imposed by the platform might annoy hardcore Minecraft fans, but they are not the target group here.

I've played Minecraft on PC for years, but on PS4 it just feels more like a game. Smooth, easy to control and fun to play. Minecraft was meantI've played Minecraft on PC for years, but on PS4 it just feels more like a game. Smooth, easy to control and fun to play. Minecraft was meant to be played via console.

Minecraft on PS4 and Xbox One finally gets the resolution 1080p and framerate with 60fps. You will miss the mods and contents of PC version, but this edition is perfect for playing in your living room with friends.

Even without the ability to install mods and play on infinite worlds propped up by dedicated servers, Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition is still a strong addition to your next-gen library.

That sense of creative progression, coupled with the inherent danger of exploring underground caverns full of monsters, makes Minecraft exciting, rewarding, tense, and one of gaming’s most expressive creative outlets.

They took minecraft went back a few updates, made terrible controls, made it a really small map, you cant get mods, you cant get texture packsThey took minecraft went back a few updates, made terrible controls, made it a really small map, you cant get mods, you cant get texture packs and its generaly for people that cant afford a good pc.

Minecraft is an amazing game. But it's just not as good on Xbox 360 as it was on the PC. They're both great, just the Xbox version isn't a sMinecraft is an amazing game. But it's just not as good on Xbox 360 as it was on the PC. They're both great, just the Xbox version isn't a s good. For Minecraft on PC I gave it a 9. Here I gave it an 8. Just the fact that your playing a game that usually needs quick movement is not so good on a controller. It's just a downgraded version. Buy this on PC but if 360 is the only option, go for it.

Pros:● Infinite Worlds, wander endlessly, break or place anything, whenever you want, wherever you want.● Always receiving updates, (newPros:● Infinite Worlds, wander endlessly, break or place anything, whenever you want, wherever you want.● Always receiving updates, (new stuff being added), thus never becoming old.● Great Graphics for its genre!● Challenging in certain aspects.● Suitable for any age.● Easy to create a multi-player server and play with friends/ family.● Plenty of building options● Unique from other games, has no story, you make your own story.● Very easy to download and install.Cons:○ Consumes too much resources on your PC.○ Render Distance is too short.○ Redstone creates lag. (i7 Intel Processors are the best for handling Redstone)Copy and paste the link in your web browser to download and play the demo:: https://minecraft.net/

This is a fun game to let out your creativity, but it gets boring after a while. When buying this game,I would recommend buying another gameThis is a fun game to let out your creativity, but it gets boring after a while. When buying this game,I would recommend buying another game with it so you don't focus on this game for to long, or you will fall asleep or end up playing another older game. It's an ok game though.

First time I reviewed this game a rated it a 2 and wrote 'Did my son really spend 1600 microsoft points on this? Yes, I'm afraid he did. 1/10First time I reviewed this game a rated it a 2 and wrote 'Did my son really spend 1600 microsoft points on this? Yes, I'm afraid he did. 1/10 for graphics, 7/10 for gameplay. The graphics look like something off a Sega Magadrive! To think the £15 or so he spent on this would have bought three older games form our local games shop (Fifa 11, Gears of War 2, Assassins Creed 2 for example - any one of which would outclass Minecraft). If Minecraft had cost £2.50 it would be OK, but at £15 its a steal (for Microsoft).'I was wrong. Big time. All my kids and all their friends love it. I still can't see it myself, but I can't argue with 15 or so kids. Its a 10 from me.

This version is somewhat limited compared to the original, but overall it is a decent adaptation and absolutely obligatory for anyone who has never experienced the game on PC.

Minecraft on xbox360 is not up to date, but if you have never played the PC-version i suggest you to buy it. This game is really funny and inMinecraft on xbox360 is not up to date, but if you have never played the PC-version i suggest you to buy it. This game is really funny and in coop it is even better. You can mine through the ground and the anture and and then build up palaces. I like to lie on my couch playing minecraft with friends.

I found it great adaptation. The music is very good and the only thing that could improve the control. I played a bit on PC and the keyboardI found it great adaptation. The music is very good and the only thing that could improve the control. I played a bit on PC and the keyboard is still the best but having Minecraft on the xbox is superb. Really recommended and justified the 1600 MP.

Only on the console you'll get basic explanations as well as comfortable crafting without having to read through millions of forum pages. But the pad-explored worlds are limited and not infinite like on the PC with the result of you losing a sense of freedom. It is still fascinating, though.

If Minecraft on the PC is the video game equivelent of LEGO, then Minecraft on XBLA is Duplo. It's a perfect introduction to the game and its experience-but it won't take long for you to outgrow it and want the real thing.

The amount of missing features is disappointing, but as a first step this is an excellent console version of one of gaming's most open-ended and creative experiences.

4J has turned in an accomplished port, boasting crisp, high-resolution visuals and a reorganised inventory...In terms of console sims, nothing touches it. Minecraft's world is one that everybody should experience.

Late December 2010 was the first time I played this odd-looking indie-game called Minecraft. I started with an outdated version and even thatLate December 2010 was the first time I played this odd-looking indie-game called Minecraft. I started with an outdated version and even that had me impressed and hooked. A couple of weeks later I got my hands on the beta and a whole new adventure started.Minecraft delivers a nearly endless world for you to mess around in. It throws some hostile spiders, skeletons, zombies and some explosive creatures called creepers at you at the same time. You have to survive and keep yourself out of danger, but at the same time you can dig deeper into the world and discover rare minerals and dangerous dungeons, all can be used to upgrade your amor, or obtain some rare blocks for that epic wizard's tower you're building.The gameplay is basic; You can walk, sneak, punch, run and jump. To be honest, you don't need much more. It gives you the opportunities you need, and that's what this game is all about.I've seen quite an amount of people complain about its graphics. Now, I really do like these fancy, shiny Fps-graphics as much as anyone, but even though they may seem sloppy and effortless, it works well with the rest of the game. There's even an opportunity to change all of your textures, even though you shouldn't have to mod your game to enjoy it.The multiplayer; the heart and core of Minecraft. Even if you only decide to play some basic survival with a mate, or join a hardcore pvp-server, the multiplayer will be what really blows you away. You have ENDLESS possibilities, and that is exactly what makes this game what it is. It's what you and your multiplayer friends make it; amazing.

Games like Skyrim or GTA love talk about open worlds, but it seems,that so far only Minecraft has truly embraced this principle. (…) Thishere is your story, that you simultaneously write and experience. Allat your own pace.

I bought the game a few months back and really got into it. I was playing single player and the wide range of things you can do in the gameI bought the game a few months back and really got into it. I was playing single player and the wide range of things you can do in the game is only limited to your imagination. Granted, the graphics are not that good, but with MODS, you can really visually play the game the way you like. After days of playing, I started to get bored, maybe that's just me. I tried a server, which you can play with other people, but it still was pretty much void of players. I think if you had a friend to play with, the game would be more interesting.It is a great game for the creative mind type people, but lacks the social aspect of some other games out there.Overall, I would highly recommend this game to anyone who likes to create and has an artistic mind. It is allot of fun and should be a game to have in your library.

Now that it's finally "finished," Minecraft stands as a remarkable achievement - not only a well-rounded gaming experience, but a chance for players to experiment, explore freely and reshape their environment to an almost ludicrous level. If you own a computer and haven't given Minecraft a try, you're missing one of the most unique experiences of this generation.

Gameplay: 8 - Great. Minecraft. Addictive? Yes. Deep? No. Minecraft's building mechanics are amazing, but the combat is terrible. However, theGameplay: 8 - Great. Minecraft. Addictive? Yes. Deep? No. Minecraft's building mechanics are amazing, but the combat is terrible. However, the combat is hardly the focus. Minecraft is about diggyholeing, crafting, and creating. In those areas, Minecraft shines.Story: N/A.Graphics: 6 - Okay. Minecraft's blocky style is great, and extremely endearing. However, the vanilla textures are so terrible that it is nearly nauseating. Even 16x16 texture packs vastly improve the looks of the game (Recommended: Painterly and Wayukian), and with higher-res packs, the game can look beautiful (Recommended: Dokucraft, LB Photorealism).Sound: 7 - Good. Minecraft is a scary game. The sound of a creeper is the most terrifying things on the planet. The music of Minecraft, however, is strange.Overall: 7 - Good.

Meanwhile, Minecraft, with all its flaws and quirks, has already joined Super Mario Brothers, Wolfenstein 3D, and Tetris in the pantheon of games that prototyped an entire genre.

The game is truly a wonder of game-design. It features simple, intuitive, and interesting mechanics easily learned on the fly, yet it featuresThe game is truly a wonder of game-design. It features simple, intuitive, and interesting mechanics easily learned on the fly, yet it features an emergent depth of gameplay. The graphics are lo-res, yet charming, and reminiscent of old style 8-bit games, with a 3d touch. For the price, this is one of those games that you will not regret ever getting as before you realize it, you'll have spent hours and hours digging "just one more tunnel. "