piątek, 13 grudnia 2013


                                                              minecraft



Who made this thing?

Minecraft was originally created by Markus Persson, who you might know as Notch. On November 19th, 2011, Jens Bergensten, who you might know as Jeb, took over creative control so Markus could concentrate on new things.
Thanks to Minecraft’s success, Markus formed his own company in 2009. Mojang AB currently has two titles in development. Scrolls and Markus’ newest project, 0x10c, are both getting cooked up. Mojang AB is also publishing Oxeye Studio’s latest game, Cobalt.


 minecraft
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  2.  MC.TWEETCRAFT.NET
  3.  mc.desiredcraft.net
  4.  play-skyblock.com
  5.  mc.jujucraft.net
  6.  Minetime.com
  7.  woodycraft.net
  8.  pvp.gontroller.com
  9.  play-skyblock.com
  10.  skyblock.net
    1.  http://www.gamespot.com/articles/minecraft-pc-sells-13-million-copies/1100-6416715/
    2.  https://minecraft.net/


    Minecraft is a game about breaking and placing blocks. At first, people built structures to protect against nocturnal monsters, but as the game grew players worked together to create wonderful, imaginative things.
    It can also be about adventuring with friends or watching the sun rise over a blocky ocean. It’s pretty. Brave players battle terrible things in The Nether, which is more scary than pretty. You can also visit a land of mushrooms if it sounds more like your cup of tea.
    You can buy Minecraft for PC/Mac. Minecraft: Pocket Edition is available for iOS and Android, and Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition is available on the XBLA Marketplace.


     

    Creative? Survival? What’s with all the blocks?

    First, the tall green things like to be stroked. Try that later for a nice surprise.
    Minecraft is split into two separate game modes. Creative and Survival. You can play both of them in multiplayer. If you’re mostly interested in making huge structures from scratch with unlimited resources, Creative mode is your best bet. You won’t see any enemies, and you can pull blocks of all shapes and sizes out of thin air. It’s a peaceful world.
    However, if you’d prefer to adventure into a world of danger, where you’re crafting and creating out of necessity, you’ll probably want to play in Survival mode. That comes with gangs of monsters who want to break/explode/eat your bones, one pixel at a time. You’ll need to protect yourself from the creatures that come out at night.