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4 New and mysterious things coming to Minecraft 1.8.2 update
Over the Christmas period, while we were all stuffing our faces and drinking ourselves into the New Year, Mojang announced and pre-released a new patch for Minecraft: Minecraft 1.8.2 Pre 1. It’s the first patch to come out of the company since the Microsoft buyout a few months ago, so it’s par ...
What’s coming in Minecraft 1.9? New feature news and rumours!
On April Fool’s Day 2015 (1 April), Mojang created a joke snapshot for its block building game. With it came a mound of snow that if looked from a certain angle formed a QR code. This QR when read stated that Minecraft 1.9 – The Combat Update was coming and it didn’t take long for the ...
Top things to do after installing Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
So, you’ve managed to download Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (hopefully right here, on Rocky Bytes), and you’ve installed it on your computer. You’re ready to go, but what should you do? To help you with that, here are some of the best things to do after finishing your Ubuntu installation.
An update on the progress of the development of Yandere Simulator
Yandere Simulator’s Progress Rivals: With a new bug fixing build update out today there is also some news on the progress of Yandere Simulator, especially the first of Yandere Chan’s rival Osana, according to Yandere Dev’s latest blog post the first rival sabotage event has now been ...
Minecraft's 1.9 announcement found hidden under the snow!
If Minecraft had to be described in two words, those would be blocks and imagination. It might sound simple, but since it was officially launched in November of 2011, it has sold more than 54 million copies. In this game, freedom is the key: using cubes you can build basically any structure you can think ...