Minecraft is one of the most popular video games of all time and has been ported to a wide range of platforms – so the news that it's also coming to the Sega Dreamcast shouldn't be all that surprising.
The port is the work of A Flock of Meese, and it goes without saying that this is an unofficial venture and doesn't have the blessing of either Mojang or IP holder Microsoft.
A Flock of Meese is also porting the title to the Nintendo GameCube.
This isn't the first time a Minecraft-style adventure has made its way to Sega's system; ClassiCube is another fan-made sandbox game for the console, based on Minecraft's Creative Mode.
Released in 2011, Minecraft is officially the best-selling game in history, with over 300 million copies sold.
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Good thing it's a Beta port. Minecraft hasn't been good in just over ten years now.
Bet both ports run better than the Switch version of Minecraft
@mariteaux I think java is still pretty good, 's just that they how they announce and treat the updates should definitely improve
@27celsius I stopped playing new versions of Java when 1.9 unnecessarily redid the combat. Apparently they've also added a ton of mobs that don't change anything about the game and redid all the textures for no reason other than they have to make the game look like it's still a going concern. No thanks, I'll just stick with the infinitely lighter r1.8 and earlier. All the mods I like are for those versions anyway.
Damien starting every Minecraft port article with "Blockbusting News" is a mood into itself.
@mariteaux The texture revamp was mostly cause the textures were becoming kinda ugly and they didn't really follow a solid art style
The new mobs are kind of a mixed bag, some like the piglins and illagers were a great addition to the nether and villages respectively, and then there's the allay which everyone just collectively forgot existed.
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