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When Did Notch Sell Minecraft: A Quick Dive into Minecraft’s History

When Did Notch Sell Minecraft: A Quick Dive into Minecraft’s History
Nic Weber

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Have you ever wondered when Notch, the original creator of Minecraft, decided to pass on his creation to new hands? Let’s dive into this interesting part of Minecraft’s history.

When exactly did Notch sell Minecraft? This question takes us back to a pivotal moment in the game’s journey.

The Sale of Minecraft: A Historical Moment

In 2014, Markus Persson, better known as Notch, sold Minecraft and his game development company Mojang to Microsoft. This massive deal was worth a whopping 2.5 billion dollars!

This sale marked a new chapter for Minecraft. Under Microsoft, the game continued to grow, reaching new heights in popularity and innovation. Notch made the decision to sell because he felt overwhelmed by the game’s success and wanted to focus on smaller projects.

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