Mojang has officially removed VR and mixed reality (MR) support for Minecraft in the latest Bedrock Edition 1.21.80 update, confirming what was announced last year: Minecraft’s official journey in VR has come to a close. Players using VR headsets—including Windows Mixed Reality, Oculus Rift, and other supported devices—will no longer receive official updates or be able to use VR natively in Bedrock Edition. NVIDIA has recently announced the availability of Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX for Windows 10, bringing in ray tracing and DLSS technologies in the game. [embed]https://youtu.be/D1U1S5GzvJ8[/embed] The latest version of Minecraft for Windows 10 is now available from the Microsoft Store. Meanwhile, the Colosseum RTX and other Minecraft RTX worlds are now available for free on the Minecraft Marketplace. Today, Minecraft players from Android and Windows 10 can test the cross-platform beta update before the Better Together update hits Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, mobile devices, and VR, which allows players on these platforms to be able to play alongside each other. You can find the instructions on downloading the beta, as well as other information regarding the update, for Xbox One, Windows 10, and Android on Minecraft's official website. Continuing its 10th-anniversary celebration, Minecraft has just announced that it will be launching an augmented reality mobile version named Minecraft Earth. Read more in our articles including "Minecraft Officially Ends VR Support with Latest Bedrock Update" and "Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX now available for Windows 10 players".
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Jun 10, 2019Mojang has officially removed VR and mixed reality (MR) support for Minecraft in the latest Bedrock Edition 1.21.80 update, confirming what was announced last year: Minecraft’s official journey in VR has come to a close. Players using VR headsets—including Windows Mixed Reality, Oculus Rift, and other supported devices—will no longer receive official updates or be able to use VR natively in Bedrock Edition.
NVIDIA has recently announced the availability of Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX for Windows 10, bringing in ray tracing and DLSS technologies in the game. [embed]https://youtu.be/D1U1S5GzvJ8[/embed] The latest version of Minecraft for Windows 10 is now available from the Microsoft Store. Meanwhile, the Colosseum RTX and other Minecraft RTX worlds are now available for free on the Minecraft Marketplace. Today, Minecraft players from Android and Windows 10 can test the cross-platform beta update before the Better Together update hits Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, mobile devices, and VR, which allows players on these platforms to be able to play alongside each other.
Our coverage of Minecraft Windows Mixed Reality includes: "Minecraft Officially Ends VR Support with Latest Bedrock Update"; "Minecraft with NVIDIA RTX now available for Windows 10 players"; "Minecraft Classic now playable for free on browsers". Each article provides unique insights and information.