The Better Together update for Minecraft is now available on Xbox One, Windows 10, Android, iOS, and VR.

Microsoft has released Minecraft on a popular Nintendo mobile gaming device. No, not the Switch. The 3DS.

At E3 in early June, Microsoft announced that it would enable cross-platform game play in Minecraft this summer.

When Microsoft announced its blockbuster plans to make Minecraft cross-platform compatible, the PlayStation 4 was notably absent from the list.

While the Xbox One X reveal dominated the headlines from Microsoft's E3 press conference, the firm made another huge announcement: Minecraft is going cross-platform.

If you're looking for the ultimate mobile Minecraft experience, look no further than the Nintendo Switch: Microsoft has announced that the game port is now available.

This Spring, Microsoft will open its Minecraft Marketplace, an online store that will supply third-party maps, avatar skins, texture packs and other items across the modern platforms supported by the game.

If you're still in the market for an Xbox One S, you need to look at this deal, and then move very quickly. This is a one-day deal only.

Microsoft is celebrating the huge success of its Minecraft: Pocket Edition mobile offering and talking up its plans for the future.

Microsoft announced today that it will bring a Holiday Update to Minecraft on Xbox and other consoles in December.

Today, Microsoft announced the availability of Minecraft: Education Edition in over 50 countries around the world.

Microsoft announced today that Minecraft: Education Edition will be available for purchase on November 1. This public release follows a months-long early access program during which 35,000 students and educators tested the product.

The Xbox One S bundles just keep on coming: Today, Microsoft announced he Xbox One S Minecraft Favorites Bundle, which combines a 500 GB version of the console with a digital copy of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition and some interesting Minecraft goodies.

One year ago today, Microsoft released Minecraft on Windows 10. Since then, the game has had 12,000 code check-ins, 6000 bugs squashed, 15 major updates and "oodles" of new features, the firm reports.

Today, Microsoft is releasing the early access version of Minecraft: Education Edition to educators, meeting the schedule it had previously announced. This release gives educators a chance to install and try an early version of the experience for free.