Microsoft halts development of Minecraft update


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 15 Aug 2019

Microsoft has said that 176 million versions of the game have been sold since its launch 10 years ago. — AFP Relaxnews

Microsoft has halted development of an ambitious update to Minecraft, throwing in the towel after concluding it was technically too complicated, according to a blog post by the team responsible for the hit adventure and construction game.

Microsoft had unveiled the project, dubbed "Super Duper Graphics Packs" to great fanfare in 2017, at E3, the world's biggest video game trade show.

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