Minecraft - Pocket Edition 0.1

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Imagine it, build it. Create worlds on the go with Minecraft - Pocket Edition

The new Minecraft - Pocket Edition allows you to build on the go. Use blocks to create masterpieces as you travel, hangout with friends, sit at the park, the possibilities are endless. Move beyond the limits of your computer and play Minecraft everywhere you go.

*Xperia PLAY optimized*

Download: Minecraft - Pocket Edition on the Android Market

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You can host a server on your phone or join other phone games on your wireless network. You CANNOT join online games because this game does not support day night cycle, as well as the fact as it only has 36 blocks in the game. still VERY fun.

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I've come to the conclusion that me and touchscreen d-pad controls don't get along. I've only played the demo, but I can already see myself getting frustrated. I haven't gotten along with any touchscreen d-pads on any smartphone game I've come across.

BTW, congrats on 10,000 posts!

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Although I bought the full version of this game, I think it misses too many features like redstone, survival mode and tools. Of course it's still better than Classic though and I really like its performance on a phone (runs faster on my SGS 2 than on my Dell laptop).

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Yeah its a 10 days of offers, 10p for "premium apps" as it advertises itself, I shall be checking back tomorrow for sure :D

https://market.android.com/details?id=apps_timed_promotion&feature=banner#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDIwMSwibnVsbC10b3BfZmVhdHVyZWRfYXBwc19HQl9fMV9wcm9tb18xMzIzMTg3MDYzMDczIl0.

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