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Dragons Spotted In The Minecraft Wilds
The man behind Mojang and Minecraft announced today via his twitter account and a few screenshots, that dragons could be making their way into Minecraft. Click here to check out some more images of the elusive dragons, and click here to check out Markus Persson's twitter account where he posts under the name @Notch.
Technically, Persson's twitter posts aren't confirmations of the existence of future dragons in Minecraft. He was just sharing some of the work he is doing, but it seems like a pretty clear statement to me. He's been working on them and updating followers with progress throughout the day, so I doubt it is work he would just throw away.
Or maybe it's all an elaborate prank aimed at Bethesda, poking fun at the inclusions of dragons in the upcoming Elder Scrolls. Persson is having legal problems with the Elder Scrolls publisher at the moment over the title of Mojan's upcoming game, Scrolls.
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