Mojang, the studio in front of the man behind Minecraft, was working on a first-person shooter with another company, Markus "Notch" Persson tells Joystiq. The collaboration and the project itself is now completely dead, Notch confirms, following yesterday's news of a mysterious cancellation.
The FPS was killed off in the prototype stage, not because it wasn't turning into a good game, but because Mojang "did not want more external dependencies," Notch says. "The success of Minecraft meant we could focus on projects fully owned by us."
Future collaborations aren't out of the question for Mojang, as long as they're "not to make money. If there are other reasons to collaborate, maybe!"
Here's a reason: Portal guns in Minecraft.
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what a *crag*ing jew, no wonder this game's never going retail.
putting it on steam would just be more advertising basically
notch really doesnt need more money, minecraft is still broken and even with the recent update it hasnt become any more fun. I know somebody's going to bring up being able to trade with villagers but they only trade you items you can easily get. everything is easy to get in minecraft (dont go on a rant about diamonds). they still have dumb ai anyway. everything in minecraft does. its not a good game, it doesnt deserve to be on steam atm until it gets drastic improvements
minecraft could become a really good game if mojang gives it to the modders and artists, but that won't happen, ever. *crag*ing notch.
no i didn't