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Mojang and Telltale announce Minecraft: Story Mode
Minecraft: Story Mode is a thing that's happening. Mojang has joined forces with Telltale Games, the team behind fine adventure games like The Walking Dead, to forge a narrative-driven episodic experience. Yes, they're working on an original story "set in the world of Minecraft." A story. Minecraft. Telltale. This is all so strange. Minecraft: Story Mode is expected to make its debut sometime next year on Xbox consoles, PC, Mac, and mobile devices. It's also coming to PlayStation systems, which makes a lot of sense until you remember Microsoft just purchased Mojang for a cool $2.5 billion. Microsoft's hot new property is coming to a rival platform? Uh, okay... Announcing Minecraft: Story Mode [Mojang, Telltale] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
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