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Minecraft - Amusement Parks

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Has anyone played Minecraft? I'm thinking of playing... waiting for it to come out on Xbox One. It's supposed to come out in August.

It looks like people have even tried to build their own amusement parks:

The Fun Park

Fun Land

Woosh Games Theme Park

Would like to know what you guys think. Is it worth it?

See I really don't get it - here we have graphics the equivalent of Warcraft 1 (no younglings - not World of Warcraft - Warcraft released 1994).

Surely No Limits, or RCT3 shits all over this... and if so - where is the attraction in using something not even built for purpose?

I think in a sense its just like playing with lego, and seeing what you can do within the construct of the game. It's quite deep from what i can see. If coasters don't float your boat you can do stuff like build simple computers using the switches and redstone in the game.

There's a certain satisfaction to be had for some people for building particularly elaborate stuff like this.

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