Minecraft comes to Xbox Live Arcade this week, and that development amounts to dread tidings for the Xbox 360-playing addictive personalities of the world. The experience of playing Mojang’s formerly ...

Minecraft for XBOX 360 is slowly but surely catching up to its PC counterpart. Minecraft for the XBOX 360 has come a long way since it was first introduced on to the console. It may not be the PC ...

If you want to build something great in Minecraft, you do it one block at a time. For example, developer Mojang sold one copy of Minecraft at a time — and now it has millions of players. The studio ...

Anthony Taormina is an original member of the GameRant team, having been part of the publication for over 17 years. He coordinates content for all facets of the site and helps manage its social media, ...

Minecraft releases today for Xbox 360, opening up Mojang's epic sandbox to the world of consoles. It's commendable, but Patrick Garratt can't help feeling all the hand-holding has dampened some of the ...

Here is some straight-up WTFery as what to do about Telltale Games’ back catalog continues to be an issue for digital marketplaces. On Xbox 360, Minecraft: Story Mode has its individual episodes ...

We're getting close to the release of the 360 version of Minecraft, and Microsoft and Mojang are doing their best to bring in a new generation of tree-hitters. But is adding a wiki, split-screen and ...

Save transfers may not be available from the Xbox 360 edition of Minecraft to the newly announced Xbox One version, according to Microsoft's Phil Spencer. Speaking to OXM, Spencer explained the game ...

I can't say that Minecraft passed me by - how could it? It's a full-blown 21st century sensation, a hit indie game that changed all the rules, a perfect storm of internet fame. It's been pretty hard ...

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 ...

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.