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Despite the fact that 4J Studios is developing mcpemaps new versions of the popular block-filled titled to the new generation of consoles, the upcoming Xbox One and Playstation 4 editions of Minecraft still won't be able to handle infinite world generation as can currently be found on the original PC game.  However, the Minecraft: Pocket Edition which can be entirely on iOS and Android devices will be receiving infinite worlds due to a fresh title update which will release later this week as reported by Polygon on July 6.

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The Avengers Skin Pack is now offered to download via Xbox Live Arcade.  4J Studios has not yet revealed perhaps the licensed DLC will ultimately be launching for the recently released PS3 edition of Minecraft you aren't.  The developer has previously stated that they can begin releasing skin and texture packs for Minecraft: PS3 Edition shortly after its release, so players will just must loose time waiting for further news.

So now the Pocket Edition http://mcpebox.com/peirasmos-realm-map/ of Minecraft has been able to unlock infinite worlds, do console players have hop that the same is possible to the Xbox and Playstation versions from the game?  The answer looks like it's that it's unlikely right now.  4J Studios claims that they can continue to try to improve upon the map size of the Xbox One and PS4 versions of Minecraft later on updates, however the hop that fans will ever truly see endless worlds on consoles doesn't appear to be possible.

There are actually two versions of Code Kingdoms: one that’s free for schools to use, which strips out the gameplay element entirely so it becomes purely a simplified educational tool for teaching JavaScript; and another version that kids can play at home in their spare time which is first and foremost a game, albeit one that includes sporadic puzzle elements where kids have to use code elements to solve problems in order to progress in the game. So a sort of learning ‘lite’.