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Go To The Minecraft Convention, Receive Mojang's Next Two Games Early
If you're a big fan of Minecraft, developer Mojang has just given you yet another reason to try to make it to MineCon, the Minecraft-centric convention that will begin on November 18 in Las Vegas.
IGN reports that amongst the swag being offered to MineCon attendees is one very nice virtual prize: alpha codes providing early access to Scrolls and Cobalt, the next two Mojang games, as soon as they are available.
This bonus does come at a cost, of course. Tickets to MineCon are currently selling for $99 until the end of this month, at which point they'll jump up to $139. Anyone planning to hit Vegas in November to celebrate their Minecraft love?
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