Phil Spencer , Corporate Vice President of Microsoft Game Studios, said he contacted last night with the guys at 4J Studios, who claim to be very optimistic and confident in the version of Minecraft that will land in the future on Xbox One.

"We are proud to host their title in our new console. Unlike the development took place on Xbox 360, where the boys found themselves for the first time to work on consoles and the relationship with Microsoft was still little confidence, now have become full masters of their project, as well as developers mature and complete. "

Phil then added some details on release date: "entirely up to them to determine what will be the exact day of release, but I foreshadow that missing very little. Last night I also spoke to Notch, the founder of Mojang, and are all very enthusiastic of the quality that you are taking their product ".

The incessant demands of fans, who are wondering why it is necessary to wait so long before you can get your hands on the Xbox One version of Minecraft, Spencer responded that the guys at backbone are updating the title in a new way for the Microsoft console, adding that the intention of Notch would be to bring the franchise to a more social and dynamic , in which the creations that the player makes within the game universe could accompany him wherever he goes and on any device he is using.

To frame the whole thing, finally, be the substantial material that the press has released right after the announcement trailer of Minecraft published during this past E3 2013, that would portend a much larger game world, as well as more gameplay options, new implementations for multiplayer and general performance increases favored by the hardware of the Xbox One.