Revisiting Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition in the year of 2022 after this version of Minecraft has long been forgotten by many, especially Mojang as updates no longer get developed for this console. After all it is 17 years old! This is a really nostalgic version of Minecraft as so many people first experienced the game on their Xbox 360 and due to the online features of Xbox Live Gold you were able to easily join each others worlds and play all day with friends from across the world making it a great way to spend time with people online. So many people will have great memories of playing Minecraft after school on this edition so I wanted to revisit it and get that calming feeling of having nothing to worry about except your next Minecraft project!!! If you enjoy the video please leave a like and subscribe to the channel to help support my channel 🙂 Remember to turn on notifications if you want to keep up to date with my future videos and be on the look out for when I continue my adventure on this world and try to defeat the ender dragon

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more powerful gaming console, the Xbox 360, was released in 2005. In an intensely competitive market, where the Xbox faced strong pressure from the Nintendo Wii and Sony PlayStation, Microsoft struggled through the years to make consistent profits from its console.

Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition is the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft, developed by 4J Studios in conjunction with Mojang Studios and Xbox Game Studios. It was announced at the 2011 E3 conference by Notch and Microsoft, and was released alongside a free trial version on May 9, 2012 on Xbox Live Arcade. Minecraft on Xbox 360 supports split-screen play for up to four players, and offers specially crafted skin-packs, console-only competitive modes, mini games and more! Available as a physical disc or digitally from the Microsoft store. Microsoft announced will stop updating Minecraft on older platforms like the Xbox 360 after Update Aquatic. It now plans to only support the Java, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, mobile, and Windows 10 versions of Minecraft.