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Playing TU31 on XBOX ONE edition (version from 2016)
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- This was released In December of 2015 but the game itself was exactly the same in january 2016
Playing Minecraft Xbox one edition from 2016
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This is where my Minecraft redstone journey began for me (I started my normal play on the 360 edition) Xbox one version made me go crazy with working out builds on my own and making amazing red stone puzzle maps and features! I even made a mini PC in Minecraft by myself until they changed how command blocks update… but that didn’t stop me, I went through all the way till 2019 to where I had item find puzzle maps and Minigames. Was the best era of my Minecraft journey. I’ll never forget it, thanks for bringing TU31 back to my memories
Great small little video for me to enjoy the nostalgia
@@FrostbytesYT I'm happy to hear that your enjoyed the video, I'm also starting to be better with redstone, still not good enough to build an entire mini game but I'm getting there. I always like to hear a story like this because I didn't play Minecraft until 2020, and console edition until late 2022 so I don't know how it feels to be playing in for so long
I still remember when this update came out I was absolutely obsessed with this tutorial world
@@Eggooo it's definitely one of the best ones
one of the most memorable tutorial world for me, i remember to pick-up the most beautiful house as a kid and make it in my style in the interior, só fun at the time back in 2016 - 17😢
I don't understand why Mojang removed the sounds that play when you select something, open your inventory, exit your inventory, etc..
@@AlexanderDale09 They didn't add them to java or bedrock probably because they thought the sounds are useless, I like those sounds
That was when I first played Minecraft! Ah memories...🥲
This guy have good IQ by not updating the game and keep this version for a long time
@@antoway7racing569 no I just downloaded the update on pc and put it on Xbox
legacy console enthusiast always gets a sub 😉
@@Duch720 thank you ❤️
I wish I could still buy this older version of the game, I'm tired of the laggy and crappy Bedrock version :(
@@lecheaurrera2490 You still can buy the disc like I did a year ago, as long as your Xbox has a disc drive
@@Lucky_Pony1 I was referring to being able to buy it digitally, which sadly is no longer possible, I wanted to buy the physical version but I haven't found it at a good price
@@lecheaurrera2490 It's better to have it on a disc because you can easily go to the older update, but yeah it's quite expensive
@@Lucky_Pony1 Yes, I'm thinking about it because it's been a while since I bought the digital version of bedrock but I really want to play the legacy version, I hope to find a physical copy at a good price soon
do you use the normal disc or favourites pack disc?
@@therealrory4688 the normal one, you can download and install older versions for xbox one edition
How did you get access to TU31 in 2024? Afaik you can only play the newest version of the oldest by reinstalling the game.
@@bugsbugsbugs5309 You can download an older version like TU31 on pc and through a usb put it on Xbox
can u do this on ps4?
@@waleabu I don't know about it, but maybe there is a way
How did you do this?
@@Higgdawg You need a USB3.0 256GB
Format the USB on Xbox One (The Xbox should prompt you to while doing one of these steps)
Go online for most of the steps on Xbox One, you'll be advised in this tutorial when to go offline. You need to have your Xbox set as your Home Xbox to play offline or it
will update.
1. Go on your Xbox One, go to Settings > System > Storage: copy only your Minecraft: Xbox One Edition Base Game to the USB
2. If there's any DLC on it just go through the contents the USB and delete it
3. Delete the base game of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition from your hard drive (Obviously keeping it on the USB)
4. Put the USB into a laptop or computer (If it says it's not compatible ignore it, you need to do the steps below before messing with it)
5. Download the Title Update you want from:
archive.org/details/opensource_media?query=Minecraft+Xbox+One+Edition&and%5B%5D=subject%3A%22Xbox+One+Games%22&tab=collection
6. Now download the Xbox One External Storage Device Converter (This is used so you can change the Title Update on the PC, you can't without.)
drive.google.com/file/d/1cGaouzT98ar4Wc4H5ORPpue5rMTtRUwN/view?usp=sharing
7. Extract the .RAR with WinRar, or just run the .exe in the RAR file, (if you're worried about viruses, do it on a computer you dont care about or a virtual machine)
8. On the program "Xbox One External Stroage Device Converter" press "Scan" this scans for the USB, select the one that says XBOX Mode, right click and click
"Enable PC Mode"
9. Go into file explorer and go to your USB, look for the big file, which will be your Minecraft: Xbox One Edition Title Update, delete that, and then put in the your
Title Update file. (This will be the extensionless file you downloaded from the Archive.)
10. Go back to the XBOX One External Storage Device Converter app and press scan, on the drive you switched to to PC Mode, select it, right click and "Enable XBOX Mode"
11. You are now safe to pull out the USB
12. Put the USB in your Xbox One, go to Storage Settings, copy the Minecraft: Xbox One Edition from your USB to your hard drive. All of the steps before
this should have been done while connected to the interent, now make sure you are on your "Home Xbox" and now go offline, launch Minecraft: Xbox One Edition
and then you are now on your desired Title Update.
@@Lucky_Pony1 Alr thanks
@@Lucky_Pony1 also do you need a disk or does it not matter. Because I bought the game on my Xbox 1 around 8 years ago
@@Higgdawg it doesn't matter, if you have a disc then don't download the oldest version from the archive because you can get the same version with just deleting all the updates
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