If you want to play with your console pals, you’ll still need Bedrock Edition, which is currently only available on Windows 10 via the Microsoft Store. PC’s Java Edition of Minecraft is still a separate version that can only connect with other Java Edition players across Windows, MacOS, and Linux. That means cross-play now works across everything, but it also means PS4 will get updates at the same time as other platforms, as well as the Minecraft Marketplace and its selection selection of worlds, skins, and minigames. Now that Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is on PS4 – as a free update if you already own the game – the multi-platform release now shares unified code across every version. Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is now on PS4, which means that PC, Xbox One, Switch, mobile, and PlayStation 4 fans can all play together like the great big happy family they are.

The last holdout on the block-builder’s platform-agnostic ambitions, Sony has finally agreed to whatever terms it needed to. Minecraft cross-play has finally come to PlayStation 4. Although the Bedrock Edition lacks the Mini Games of the Legacy Console Edition, featured servers can have their own minigames to play online.

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