Minecraft: Bedrock Edition (2011)
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Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is a version of the 2011 sandbox video game Minecraft developed by Mojang Studios[a] and SkyBox Labs.[d] It is a multi-platform counterpart to the original, PC-only Minecraft: Java Edition, which it has replaced as the primary edition of the game.[14] Named for the "Bedrock Engine" on which it is built,[14] the Bedrock Edition began life as Minecraft: Pocket Edition,[3] released exclusively for mobile devices, beginning with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play on August 16, 2011.[7] It was later released to other platforms, with these ports bearing unique "...Edition" titles.[e] All Bedrock Engine-based Minecraft editions were unified through an update on September 20, 2017, which introduced full support for crossplay and rebranded them as a single version of the game.[13][14]
A Godzilla-based DLC pack developed by Team-KYO and Impress was released for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition on January 30, 2024.[6]
Godzilla DLC
Movie theater
Players begin the DLC in the lobby of a four-screen movie theater; after obtaining tickets, they can enter each of the screens to play a different game. Coins awarded from these games can been redeemed in a giant capsule toy machine in the gift shop to unlock a total of 41 kaiju statues and images. They can be viewed in a five-floor gallery, with each floor representing an era in the Godzilla film series.
Adventures
Screen 1
Themed after the original Godzilla film, players must flee from Godzilla, traverse stage obstacles, and rescue civilians as he attacks Tokyo in 1954.
- Stage 1: Players traverse a maze-like train yard. The additional side quest involves restoring power to a generator in order to transmit a distress signal.
- Stage 2: Players travel from rooftop to rooftop, evading Godzilla's attacks. The additional side quest involves searching a construction site for a jackhammer (which is generated randomly in set chests) to use in order to clear a large tank that traps a civilian. After escaping from the rooftops, the players return to street level. Where the must dodge falling debris to each the end goal.
- Stage 3: Players travel through a lot around the burning National Diet Building. They also must locate fire hydrants in order to put out fire blocking a woman's daughter inside a burning building.
Screen 2
Players transform into Godzillas (Player 1 is default standard Godzilla, while additional players take up different colors, including Blue, Red, and Green) and battle waves of monsters in a city. In single-player mode, Jet Jaguar serves as an ally in each wave.
- Wave 1: Players battle Mechagodzilla, with Godzilla blasting off his Fake Godzilla disguise in a cutscene.
- Wave 2: Players battle King Ghidorah, with Rodan and Mothra (larva) as allies.
- Wave 3: Players battle Mecha-King Ghidorah and Gigan, with Anguirus as an ally.
- Wave 4: Players battle Mothra (imago), Battra, Megaguirus, Megalon, Kamacuras, and Kumonga.
- Wave 5: Players battle Destoroyah (Perfect Form and two Juvenile Forms). The Juvenile Forms will respawn repeatedly until the Perfect Form is defeated.
- Wave 6: Players battle SpaceGodzilla, Biollante, Mecha-King Ghidorah, King Ghidorah, Mothra (imago), Gigan, Anguirus, and Rodan. Kamacuras and Kumonga will spawn repeatedly until the main enemies are defeated.
Screen 3
Players construct barricades and set up TNT traps to halt an ever-evolving Godzilla's rampage.
- Defensive Phase 1: Players construct walls to damage Godzilla's second form as he rampages; after his health bar is drained, he returns to the water.
- Defensive Phase 2: Players first collect items and prepare their defenses against Godzilla's third form. They can interact with citizens to aid in building walls and trade hard tack for TNT during this planning phase. Godzilla will again return to the water after his health bar is depleted.
- Defensive Phase 3: During the planning phase against Godzilla's fourth form, an agent who emerges from a helicopter will provide blood coagulation potions. Godzilla will be frozen solid when the blood coagulation potion is fired into his mouth via crossbow, regardless of his health level.
Screen 4
Players snap photos of warring Titans and a nearby Hellhawk, flying around them in Monarch HEAVs.
- Stage 1: Godzilla and Kong battle on Skull Island.
- Stage 2: Godzilla and Kong battle in Hong Kong.
- Stage 3: Godzilla and Kong battle Mechagodzilla in Hong Kong.
Godzilla appearances
Monsters
Collection only
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Weapons, vehicles, and races
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Gallery
Videos
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Trivia
- Minecraft: Bedrock Edition previously crossed over with another tokusatsu franchise, Power Rangers, for a skin pack in 2017.[19]
- The Godzilla DLC marks the first appearance of the 2016 Godzilla's first form in a video game. Previous games that included him only incorporated his second, third, and/or fourth forms.
- Posters for a number of Godzilla films are absent from the movie theater and gallery: GODZILLA (1998), Godzilla (2014), GODZILLA: Planet of the Monsters, GODZILLA: City on the Edge of Battle, GODZILLA: The Planet Eater, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and Godzilla Minus One. With the exception of Godzilla Minus One, all of these are non-mainline films, being either American-produced or animated.
- The collection plaques for King Ghidorah and the imago Mothra identify them as being from their debut Showa-era Godzilla films, despite their character models resembling their Heisei-era designs.
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Named "Mojang AB" from 2010 to 2020.[1] Minecraft: Bedrock Edition has been in development since 2011, prior to the change.[2][3]
- ↑ Named "Mojang AB" from 2010 to 2020,[1] during which time the mobile, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 4 versions were first published.[7][8][9]
- ↑ Renamed from "Microsoft Studios" in 2019.[10] The Windows 10 and Xbox One versions were published prior to the name change.[11][12]
- ↑ Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 ports only.[4][5]
- ↑ Including Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition, Minecraft: Gear VR Edition, Minecraft: Apple TV Edition, and Minecraft: Fire TV Edition.[15][16][17][18]
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