Minecraft Pocket Edition Gets Oculus Rift Upgrade, Other New Features Revealed

When it comes to listing one of the best games in this generation, it is almost impossible not to enlist Minecraft Pocket Edition. After all, it is a title celebrated by lots of players worldwide.

Now, things will become more interesting, as the game's so-called Oculus Rift Support for Android devices is already available. And yes, fans can begin downloading it in Google Play Store.

According to GameNGuide, the availability of the Oculus Rift Support feature will allow Minecraft Pocket Edition players to experience better graphics. More enhanced 3D building modes are expected, while adventures are believed to be more intense than ever. Apart from that, various improvements are said to be introduced.

The aforementioned feature for Minecraft Pocket Edition also arrives with a couple of updates. From jungle to temples to texture packs, among others, players can expect lots of changes. Xbox live support is also believed to be part of the new changes, as reported by Neurogadget. The said support capability, however, is only intended for Minecraft Realms where players can build their own worlds and play alongside with their friends.

Of course, the most interesting part of the new Minecraft Pocket Edition update is the integration of Oculus Rift. With the VR headset's capability, players will surely have a new way to explore and experience the game's vast environment. It will certainly take the game into a whole new level.

It should be noted, however, that Minecraft Pocket Edition players need to have an Oculus Rift headset in hand first. So for those looking to purchase it, they can expect their orders to arrive within 2 to 4 business days.

Furthermore, the Oculus Rift support for Minecraft Pocket Edition will only work alone with the game's PC version. But of course, players will have to ensure that their computers are equipped with the latest Microsoft Windows 10.

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