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  3. Chinese Mythology Mash-Up DLC and update are now available for Minecraft on Xbox One and 360

Chinese Mythology Mash-Up DLC and update are now available for Minecraft on Xbox One and 360

Kit McDonald Kit McDonald
October 4, 2016
2 min read

During Minecon last month, we learned about a few upcoming additions to Minecraft, with each version was getting an update. For consoles, Minecraft was getting a little something extra. The Chinese Mythology Mash-Up DLC pack released today side by side with a small free update of new features.

The Chinese Mythology Mash-Up is extra purchasable content that you can buy for $4.99. The pre-crafted world was inspired by the exotic reaches of China with “ancient cities to explore, gargantuan sculptures to gawp at and cherry blossom aplenty.” The expansion has a total of forty new skins and thirteen themed music tracks. Players are able to play the Battle Mini Game on the newly decorated map.

Video ThumbnailDuring Minecon last month, we learned about a few upcoming additions to Minecraft, with each version was getting an update. For consoles, Minecraft was getting a little something extra. The Chinese Mythology Mash-Up DLC pack released today side by side with a small free update of new features. The C

A slew of new blocks and more life for your Arctic biomes also coming to your games in the free console update. Starting either today or tomorrow, you’ll be patching in:

  • Polar Bears
  • Customizable Banners
  • Beetroots
  • New Soup recipes
  • Igloos
  • Bone Blocks
  • End Bricks
  • Grass Path
  • Frosted Ice
  • Magma
  • Nether Wart
  • Red Nether Brick
Video ThumbnailDuring Minecon last month, we learned about a few upcoming additions to Minecraft, with each version was getting an update. For consoles, Minecraft was getting a little something extra. The Chinese Mythology Mash-Up DLC pack released today side by side with a small free update of new features. The C

The update is available for Xbox and U.S. Wii U consoles today with the rest to follow closely behind tomorrow. Let us know in the comments if you’re excited about all of this new Minecraft content.

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