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'Minecraft' Tops 100 million Sales

The Minecraft juggernaut shows no sign of slowing down. The developer Mojang today announced that Minecraft has sold 100 million copies across all platforms, including PCs, Macs, consoles, and mobile. About 53,000 copies of the game have been sold every day since the beginning. City2020 The game is addictive. More than 40 million people open Minecraft every month to play with an axe, shovel, and sword. Apart from Tetris, few games have even come close to the 100 million mark.



A large part of this success is due to the game's open structure and limitless possibilities. Players can build anything they can imagine as long as the outward-facing geometry is made up of simple, vibrant blocks. Many players continue to play the game for a long time, despite their age. Mojang has provided the game with a steady stream of updates that have included new mechanics materials, creatures, and creatures. The game's versatility has been a hit in the classroom, where it is used to teach geoscience, art as well as coding and other subjects.



Many wondered what Microsoft was thinking of for Mojang when it bought the company nearly two years back. Is there a sequel? A type of exclusive access to Xbox, Windows Phone and PC? It's not been able to be achieved. Minecraft is available on more than platforms than ever before, and there's no mention of a 'Minecraft 2.' Instead, we've seen the HoloLens version of the game as well as a spin-off adventure series by Telltale Games and an acquisition of MinecraftEdu that will bring about a new educational version of Minecraft. Soon, there will be a version just for China too.



Minecraft's popularity doesn't show any signs of slowing down. The strength of Minecraft isn't its storyline, but its stunning graphics. It has a seemingly timeless appeal that draws new youngsters as they grow old enough to play it. Minecraft will continue to sell in astounding numbers for as long as it continues to.


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