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Minecraft still gains around 300,000 new players a day, Xbox boss reveals
That's according to Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, who announced on Twitter/X over the weekend that despite 17 years and 425 million copies sold, "Minecraft is still finding new players".
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced on Twitter/X that Minecraft, which has sold 425 million copies over its 17‑year history, continues to attract new players. She highlighted the recent Minecraft Live event, where the game debuted Dungeons II, its first new dimension in more than 14 years. Sharma also mentioned new tools for creators to build and the upcoming release of Minecraft on Nintendo Switch 2. The announcement underscored the title’s ongoing growth and expansion into new platforms.
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