Attention all Minecraft enthusiasts! Get ready for a shift in your gaming experience because Mojang Studios has officially announced that Minecraft will cease supporting VR headsets after March 2025. Many players have felt the pulse of VR vibes in Minecraft, but it seems the community isn’t ready for the full dive. With VR not being as widely embraced, Mojang decided it’s time to pivot away from this technology.
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The VR Timeline: From Launch to Shut Down
Since its beta launch back in 2009, Minecraft has continually evolved. After introducing VR support back in 2016 with Oculus VR, players were thrilled. It wasn’t long before PlayStation users were also reaping the benefits of virtual reality. However, the game’s latest update, namely the 1.21.40 Bedrock update, made it clear: Minecraft is hanging up the VR headset for good. The last call for VR interactions is after March 2025. The only way you can still role-play in virtual worlds after that date is by rocking the Java version with mods like Vivecraft.
What Does This Mean for Players?
For you passionate players wielding the PS4 or PS5, there’s a silver lining Mojang confirmed that existing worlds and marketplace purchases will remain accessible even after support stops in PlayStation VR. This means your epic castles and pixelated empires aren’t disappearing into the void! However, the hopes for new PSVR2 support are as shattered as a Creeper explosion.
Let’s not sugarcoat it: the VR genre isn’t exactly revitalizing. Recent titles like Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR didn’t hit the sales jackpot, disappointing even major franchises. Similarly, Sony’s PSVR2 struggled with sales until it lowered its price a clear sign of the VR landscape. Nevertheless, fear not, fellow gamers! There are still top-notch sandbox VR games to indulge in like The Forest, Garry’s Mod, and No Man’s Sky. If you’re yearning for that immersive sensation, these games are totally worth a look!
To sum it all up, while Minecraft might be stepping away from the VR realm, the game still offers infinite possibilities. You can venture solo or team up with friends, build, craft, or battle creatures in a blocky universe. The blocky land of Minecraft is built for creativity and exploration, and even if VR fades, the journey continues! Here’s to all the builders, explorers, and adventurers there’s still much to create, discover, and enjoy!
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