Minecraft Bedrock and Java Edition are two versions of the same game that have often been compared. Today, we look at the 5 major differences between the two so you can decide which one is better ...

For the past few years, Mojang has been working hard to bridge the gap between Minecraft Bedrock and Java Editions. Previously, they felt entirely different, despite having most features in common.

Minecraft Java Edition players can only cross-play with people on the same version, which is relegated to PC, Mac, and Linux.

New to Minecraft? Here's all you need to know about the difference between Bedrock and Java, and how it affects you.

It's not compatible with other devices, which means Java users can't play against friends on PS4, Xbox and Nintendo Switch, or with friends who own the Bedrock Edition on Windows PC.

Microsoft's official announcement post also references cross-play, which would seem to imply that Java and Bedrock Edition players will finally be able to play together.

After a few years, Minecraft split into two different builds, the original Java one and the newer Bedrock version, and both are now joining forces.

Some might take for granted that Minecraft has been around for a decade and can be played on just about any platform. However, it's not a free-to-play game. It still costs money to jump in ...

Whether you want cross-platform gaming or ultimate customization, now you can choose how you play Minecraft with access to both Java and Bedrock Editions for $24.99 ...

With the Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition bundle, you can access both versions of the game for just $24.99 (reg $29) for a limited time—giving you the best of both worlds.

If you’re a Mac user and want to play that blocky sandbox game everyone knows, you’re not alone. But if you’ve tried launching it on macOS, you’ve probably hit a few roadblocks. Some versions don’t ...

With the Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition bundle, you can access both versions of the game for £15.38 (reg. £23.10) — giving you the best of both worlds.