The developers at 4J Studio, responsible for supporting the console versions of the popular Minecraft game sandbox, announced that the version of the game for the New Nintendo 3DS console today received the latest update. Overall, project support for a more powerful revision of the Nintendo 3DS continued.

Before starting the game, you need to select the parameters for the procedural generation of the world. The player can enter the initial value for the pseudo-random number generator, which allows you to create unique and non-repeating worlds. If the player does not enter this value, the game will do it automatically, using the time on the system clock for the initial value.

Therefore, if a player creates two worlds with the same values, then such worlds will also be the same. Thus, a game world is created, consisting of cubes arranged in a fixed order, and such a world has practically no space limitations. The game world is divided into various biomes, each of which has its own weather and objects. The bottom of the world consists of a bedrock (English Bedrock), which can be broken only in creative mode.