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The latest update for Minecraft should be live in a couple of hours. Aside from adding it cross-play with the PS4 version as announced yesterday, bees have been added and more.

Below are the full patch notes:

Mojang has announced that the Bedrock edition of Minecraft is heading to PlayStation 4. That has implications for Nintendo fans, as Switch owners will finally be able to play online with those on Sony’s console. Minecraft for Switch has already supported cross-play with the Xbox One.

The Bedrock edition of Minecraft rolls out on PS4 on December 10. A new video promoting full cross-play between consoles can be found below.

Minecraft Dungeons

Mojang has put up a video showing extended gameplay from its action title Minecraft Dungeons. Take a look at the footage below.

A new Minecraft Dungeons dev diary has come online titled “Meet The Team”. Below, fans can learn about some of the staffers involved with the project, who discuss what it’s like working on a new Minecraft game and more.

A new Frozen II collaboration has joined Minecraft. Available through Minecraft Marketplace, players can access mini-games, complete puzzles, and decorate the castle. Well-known characters such as Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf are included.

Here’s the full announcement:

GameSpot has shared a new look at Minecraft Dungeons with 12 minutes of footage. Take a look at the gameplay in the video below.

Minecraft Dungeons

An updated release window has been announced for Minecraft Dungeons. The action-adventure title is slated for April 2020, whereas it was previously on track for a general Spring 2020 launch.

Here’s a brief teaser:

Minecraft

A big Minecraft update is arriving on Switch today. It will include the official release of the new character creature, various elements like foxes, and much more.

The full patch notes are as follows:

Minecraft Dungeons

Minecraft Dungeons is hitting Switch and other platforms next year. As it turns out there, the game got its start on a different Nintendo platform.

Jens Bergensten, chief creative officer at Mojang, revealed in a recent behind-the-scenes video for the game: “it all started when we were trying to figure out a cool Minecraft-style game for the Nintendo 3DS.” “We toyed with a bunch of different ideas, but finally making a dungeon crawler was something that really struck a chord with us,” he said.

Minecraft Dungeons will retain its action-adventure roots when it comes to Switch in 2020. However, it’ll be a much different – and bigger – title compared to those early 3DS days.

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Mojang has issued a new video for Minecraft Dungeons that explains a few key questions. The team discusses why the action-adventure game exists, who exactly is making it, and more. Watch the full video below.


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