This game remains unopened. It was an early Christmas purchase. The kids have been asking for this and the special price was too good to turn down.

Price

Nothing

Stiopped working a month or so after receiving it. Just missed the return window, figures. My XBOX cant resd the disk anymore. Other games play fine. This game, not so much. VERY DISSAPOINTED!!!

Minecraft - Xbox 360 is an amazing game that will give you 100's hours of entertainment. My daughter was into Minecraft for a while playing it on the PC version before it came out on the Xbox 360. Once it came out on the Xbox 360 we bought it and play every weekend for hours on end.

Given that the PC version of Minecraft took the gaming world by storm and has been turning our minds into cubed jelly for three years, it's impossible to not to make comparisons when faced with the chance to build a brave new blocky world on our Xbox 360s.

I was recently asked to explain Minecraft to a non-gaming friend. It was one of those curious Friday afternoons, where my brain had already started to ease itself into the weekend. The best I could muster was likening it to being blindfolded and dropped off in the middle of a strange city.

Intuitive crafting menu; Allows experimentation; Freeform/sandbox gameplay; Retro charm

Price; Very limited (basic) version; No SD TV local co-op

Looovveee this game everyone should buy this I have built a house in 1 day and it's verryyy verryyy verryyy biiiggg

Over the last couple of years, Minecraft – which started as a small indie game in alpha development back in 2009 – has grown to a fully fledged release, gathered a cult following on PC, and now made the leap to consoles with its latest release on Xbox Live.

Is Minecraft 's Xbox 360 edition better than the PC version? No. It's close, but no. Despite having a superior new-player experience and an excellently-implemented split-screen multiplayer mode, the dated feature-list, slight control system hassles, and the removal of all emotional impact of the...

Incredible open world Tutorial is perfect for new players Splitscreen multiplayer

Soundtrack stripped of its emotional impact Control system is occasionally tricky

W ith 25 million registered players and a hardcore community that makes the Scientologists look feckless and uncommitted, Minecraft is one of indie gaming's most astonishing and important success stories.

Minecraft, the indie-gaming smash-hit lands on Microsoft's Xbox 360. There's a host of changes that accompany the release, but are they all good? Read on to find out if Minecraft on a console is just as engrossing as it is on a PC