Block-shaped trees can be harvested for block-shaped wood, and then that wood can be used to craft a variety of block-shaped objects, like tools, torches and boats. Mine more materials to craft more ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. It's immediately apparent after digging into Minecraft on the Xbox 360 that the platform is well suited for Mojang's first-person sandbox-style ...

Some people don’t think Minecraft’s much of a game. It’s true, there is no real way to “beat” it, even though the XBLA version doesn’t have the end content developer Mojang added to the PC version.

The cult favourite PC game makes it to consoles, but has all of the Lego style construction and open world exploration made it to the Xbox 360 intact? Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition (360) – build your ...

Xbox 360 and Xbox One versions of Minecraft have received a new update that brings a few requested additions and replaces the tutorial world. Update 7 brings with it many notable additions such as ...

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Imagine it, build it! Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition lets you create worlds from the comfort of your sofa. Play alone or play with ...

Why play on a randomly generated map when you can use one of these Minecraft Xbox 360 seeds to build on the map your heart desires? Minecraft’s world generation is a fairly random affair. In the ...

Developer 4J Studios has shared patch notes for the immensely sought-after Adventure Update to Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. Among the many additions and changes, players finally get their hands on ...

Over the past few months, millions of PC users have been enjoying “Minecraft,” an “open-world” adventure game that lets you rebuild an existing level of blocks into whatever you choose to imagine. Now ...

Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition developer 4J Studios has posted new screens and details for the game's latest mash-up pack, which is themed on the Halo series. It follows the revelation that Minecraft's ...

Two years and 4.5 million blocks: That’s what a 19-year-old art student at the University of Delaware needed to build a massive Minecraft metropolis inspired by New York City – and there’s still ...