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 Minecraft: Pocket Edition  passes 1 million sales
Minecraft: Pocket Edition passes 1 million sales
 

March 2, 2012   |   By Tom Curtis

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Newsbrief: Mojang's Minecraft: Pocket Edition, has continued to see impressive sales on mobile platforms, and has since reached more than 1 million units sold.

The company's Daniel Kaplan broke the news on Friday, just several weeks after announcing the game had sold 700,000 units.

The game originally launched as a timed exclusive for Sony's Xperia Play, and has since debuted on other Android devices and iOS platforms.

Currently, the title costs quite a bit more than many other popular mobile games, bearing a comparatively hefty price tag of $6.99.
 
 
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