Phil Spencer, the boss of Microsoft's Xbox announced last week that the firm has no plans for another sequel of Minecraft. When Microsoft announced its acquisition of Minecraft, gamers are worried it might destroy their well-loved game. On the other hand, the firm has been vocal how much they want to support the game and ensures they will not make any dramatic changes.

During the Podcast with IGN, Spencer explained that Minecraft 2 is not the thing that will benefit the game. He is more confident in pursuing support for the present game, which has been largely efficient by regular updates itself for free, for every users who purchased the game.

A sequel may affect the entire Minecraft community, and there are other journeys Microsoft could take with the brand, like TV series or films. Presently, Spencer states that it is the responsibility of Microsoft to cope with the wants of the Minecraft community before acting on anything.

Microsoft is searching at is how to lead all the various versions the game like

Windows, OS X, Linux, Java, Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Xbox 360/One, Raspberry Pi, PlayStation 3/4/Vita altogether. The first desktop versions have aspects like different servers and mods which other console players don't. This could be developed.

Currently, Mojang has expressed about how Minecraft's multiplayer Realms has improved. There are maps and mini-games, created by the community and selected by Mohjang to be part of the game's realms.

he official online subscription service of Minecraft Realms lets the gamers create their own Minecraft server. Why would they want to do that? So what they can have a continuing map that exists online that they can play in and share with family and friends. Use some of the ready adventure maps and ready made templates and make their own maps.