Casual mode allows small or large model skins to compete. There are two variations of the game, Casual and Competetive. For the latter situation, the winner is determined by the amount of kills made during the game. The game ends either once there is only one player left or time runs out. Once the grace period ends, players are vulnerable to damage, essentially enabling PvP. Players are placed in a pre-made battle arena. Before the match begins all players are given a short amount of time to gather some weapons, food, and armor, During this time, all players are invincible. Each minigame has mechanics not found in the normal Minecraft gameplay such as point system, timer, smaller inventory size, speed boosts, etc. Before each round players are placed in a lobby to explore decide what maps to play on and change rules and prepare for the next round. The Battle and Tumble minigames require at least 2 players to play, while the glide minigame allows solo play. The minigames featured are named Battle, Tumble, and Glide. The Nightmare Before Christmas Mash up PackĪs of TU36, minigames are included in Minecraft Xbox 360 edition.On September 2, 2013, it was announced that Minecraft: Mass Effect Edition would be the first one to be supported. When TU12 was announced, it was also revealed that the game would support texture packs. Texture Packs Main article: Downloadable Content On June 4, 2013, the retail disc version was released, with the only difference from the Xbox Live Arcade version being the requirement of an Internet connection to play.
The game was officially released on May 9, 2012, and set new sales records, selling more copies in the first twenty four hours of launch than previous Xbox Live Arcade titles.
On March 22, Larry Hryb – director of programming for Xbox Live – announced the release date as May 9, and a few days before the game release, HatFilms released the official trailer via YouTube for the Xbox 360 Edition. In October 2011, Microsoft said the release of this edition was planned for Spring 2012. when released, and will later be updated. 4J Studios confirmed that it had all the features of Java Edition Beta 1.6.6. The game was showcased as a playable demo at MineCon 2011 and was deemed a "work in progress". The gameplay was first released largely intact from Java Edition Beta 1.6.6, with altered Xbox 360 controls and a crafting box appearance.
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