Microsoft is trying to buy out Minecraft.

[Superbro11]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ma6bRCLuwM&list=UUKy1dAqELo0zrOtPkf0eTMw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCBCZMSjtIQ&list=UUcMTZY1rFXO3Rj44D5VMyiw
So Microsoft trying to buy minecraft for $2,000,000,000 (USD?) (yes 2 billon)
Notch will leave Mojang if the deals happens.

just no, Microsoft is going to make it like stuff like they did to rare. they will own EVERYTHING that is minecraft.
well get ready for payable updates!

[Ad Bot]

[Maxwell.]

where are people getting this microsoft will charge money bullstuff from

[Jubel]

No company has commented on this yet, and they're not trying to buy Minecraft.

It is rumoured that Microsoft is going to buy Mojang.

[Nonnel]

good.

[HissingWalnuts]

Money grabbing is EA, not Microsoft.

[AfterShock]

Minecraft is stuff now.

Yes I said it, deal with it.

[the hacker]

I love how they talk about Microsoft buying Minecraft and then show the PS3 version of the game.

[Oasis]

Already posted, in the wait for it... Minecraft thread.

[Swat 3]

I think you are overreacting about it. Microsoft is a good company. They won't buy a popular kids game and monetize it.

If Disney or EA bought it, on the other hand.................

I love how they talk about Microsoft buying Minecraft and then show the PS3 version of the game.

It would be immensely profitable for them to obviously keep the PS3 one. Sony already owns the contract or something for the PS3 game version.

[Nonnel]

I love how they talk about Microsoft buying Minecraft and then show the PS3 version of the game.

I think the idea was that Microsoft wants it to be exclusive to the Xbox so they probably wouldn't update the ps3 version or something

[Mr Man]

I read as "minecraft is trying to buy out minecraft"

[Jubel]

I think you are overreacting about it. Microsoft is a good company.

[blueblur121]

No it's too sad. Pls no.

[Daswiruch]

As long as we're on topic about horrible things Microsoft has done/will do/is currently doing:

The Nokia X

[Maxwell.]

I like how the display blends in with the borders