Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition- Xbox 360

Minecraft on the Xbox Live Arcade is an addicting and rewarding experience, assuming you are willing to put the time into the experience. This is one of those games where you will truly get out whatever you put into the game, and that can be both good...

The attention to detail in this game is remarkable. The music is beautiful and you can even craft a jukebox to play different tunes. You can take wool from sheep, dye it, and use it to decorate your home. You can build simple things like windows,...

Core gameplay is still as addictive as ever ; Updated crafting system rocks ; Excellent multiplayer options

Missing a lot from the PC version ; No Creative mode ; Worlds are smaller and constrained

Discover; Mine; Chop; Creeper

Silence; Console

All right, I've got to put the finishing touches on the GR compound. If you'd like an invite to my world, please send a message to my Gamertag on Xbox Live: danielrbischoff.

Now, my first concern when I heard Minecraft was coming to 360 (and that Kinect implementation was to be delayed) was that the controls might be difficult to get used to. However, I was surprised when I first picked up the controller at just how...

So much to see and do ; Love the music ; Retro look and feel ; Translates well to console

Crafting menu can be cumbersome ; Glitches from time to time

No story or missions to follow ; Build anything your mind will let you ; 16-bit graphics add to the feel of the game ;

Split screen in only HD mode ; Can’t access friends maps without them being there

One last warning: between mining, crafting, and hunting, a quick session of Minecraft can consume hours; you might start playing at 1pm - thinking you will have a quick half an hour session - before you know it, it's 5pm. Thank you, and good night - I...