The shift to beta was made with the promise of improvements and additions to the game

Next time you play, you'll be playing Minecraft v1.0.The shift to beta was made with the promise of improvements and additions to the game, and the first of those come in the form of a server-side inventory system (which will hurt “cheaters” replica Tissot T33.1.588.71 Men's Watch hacking the game to gain unlimited items) along with...the ability to throw eggs.As the game moves to v1.0, it's worth taking a look at where it's come: from its beginnings as a quirky little game released in 2009, it's since spread exploded in popularity - almost solely through word-of-mouth - to the point where, at time of writing, Minecraft had sold 850,000 copies.For a game made by one man and maintained by only a handful, with no advertising budget, that's...

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Amazon France has listings for trilogy boxsets for both Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia, saying that both are set to appear on Sony's high definition console.This makes a whole lot of sense, since Ubisoft released trilogy boxsets for Prince of Persia and Splinter Cell on the PS2, which would surely be the games now bound for the replica Tissot T001.520.47.281.00 Men's Watch treatment.[via VG247]”As we fade into the darkness at Kotaku, we're reminded that it's about to get darker than ever, thanks to tonight's lunar eclipse. How about an off-topic request for tonight, then?For those of you lucky enough to witness tonight's total lunar eclipse — details right here —