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Minecraft's Lead Talks Console Versions And Fan Feedback
During E3 2013, Microsoft announced that the runaway hit Minecraft would be available on Xbox One. At Gamescom 2013 it was Sony's turn, announcing that Minecraft will be available on PS4, PS3, and Vita. These versions are under development at 4J Studios under the supervision and direction of the original developer Mojang. As lead developer of Minecraft, Jens Bergensten offers suggestions and collaborates with the new Minecraft development team but updating and enhancing the PC version is still his primary workload.
Watch the video interview from Gamescom 2013 below to learn more about the new editions of Minecraft and what it's like to interact with millions of Minecraft fans.
To learn what else Jens Bergensten and Mojang are up to with Oxeye Game Studio, check out our video preview of the downloadable game Cobalt.
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