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Playing Starbound, I’m reminded of my time in Terraria. I liked Terraria but it didn’t hold my attention for too long after writing my review. Starbound is more enticing due to its space theme. Don’t like the planet you started on? Hop aboard your starship and fly to a new one. It’s really liberating.
Will and I like playing with Minecraft Bukkit server plugins, but it doesn’t make sense to toy with them on MaMinecraft. We also like making videos, so here we just combine the two in to a new video series, BukkitTippers.
EDIT: I’ve fixed the bad video links.
The original Scribblenauts on Nintendo DS was a unique game that tried to shoehorn a primary gimmick (typing something out and having it appear in the game as an interactive, cartoony representation) into two different types of game: a platformer and a puzzle game. Several sequels later and you have Scribblenauts Unlimited. I’m reviewing the PC edition, due to a distinct lack of a Wii U.
Minecraft 1.3.1 released yesterday and naturally we’re going to look at it here. Rather then do a review for a patch, we’re going to take a new angle: I’m going to try and create a narrative to look at what’s new.
Another two weeks, another Minecraft update. With the bug-fixing 12w26a snapshot out of the way and the slightly beefier 12w27a now in our hands, we also got the information we’ve been waiting on. Read on to see what it was.
A few more weekly Minecraft snapshots are out and it’s been almost 3 weeks since we posted something about Minecraft so here’s what’s new.
By Betasim
The sign of a successful sims-pansion is that the new content enriches the experience without obstruction other content. Everyone’s threshold of “enrichment” is different—Alpha, for example, hates being asked to travel to China—but clearly it’s important to be able to carry on previous favorite hobbies while taking on new hobbies or new professions.