Minecraft becomes a whole new experience with Microsoft HoloLens
Anyone curious about how gaming on HoloLens will go down got a pretty amazing demo at E3, with the first look at how Minecraft literally takes on another dimension using the headset.
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More information is promised for the upcoming MineCon, but what we saw was a real working demo with real working code. And honestly, it looked out of this world.
Ever wanted to just play Minecraft looking at your wall? Better yet, how about seeing your creation rise up out of your coffee table? That's reality with HoloLens, and once you're looking at it on the table you can manipulate it with your hands, walk around it, even look inside it, all through the headset.
You can also use the Xbox One controller to play in a more conventional fashion, but you'll probably not want to. There's still much to learn about the future of HoloLens, but this early look at Minecraft has us thirsty for more.
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