minecraft

They play Spore (Windows only), Sims 3 (Windows only) Minecraft (Java, so playable anywhere), Osu!

However, I tried to teach my 9-year-old daughter Java (using an online course for making Minecraft Mods).

Building something cool in minecraft is pretty different from watching spongebob on netflix.

His expectations are fairly high, due to Minecraft and video games and whatever.

I'll have to see if I can still boot up that minecraft instance so I can take some screenshots.

I think this sense of discovery is one of the reasons I love Minecraft so much.

As a Java application, Minecraft runs perfectly fine on any operating system.

That would be a fascinating, probably nausea and vertigo inducing, minecraft mod.

On the other hand, including Minecraft would be a really interesting decision.

About ~1.5 years ago I made a device in a minecraft flat-world using ProjectRed {,bundled-}wire and Redstone In Motion[1] frame engines.

I mostly seem to spend my time running modded minecraft (FTB) on linux anyway.

Microsoft hasn't made any changes to Minecraft yet, have they?

It might help to mod minecraft because players have a general idea of "how things should be" so you'd have a common frame of reference.

He also designed the game Minecraft had heavily "borrowed" from.

Running things in a screen session is so "I'm running a Minecraft server".

You and I may know the "right" way to use it, but mother-in-laws don't like passwords, kids like Minecraft, and kids = chaos.

Have you figured out what you're going to do with your billions when this eats up Minecraft?

My son, who mostly plays Minecraft, does not understand why many of his friends use Apple PCs.

What I'd love to see is something like Minecraft, but with a more accessible programming environment.