the free version is classic, theres no tools only blocks its what the game was like when it was first made. If your gonna get it on pc just buy it

How much is it?

I has the xbox version, if anyone wants someone to mine or clear out a bunch of three let me know.

I figured I might as well post this in here:
http://photobucket.com/grifballinminecr ... =slideshow

Follow that link to see the Grifball court I made in Minecraft! The best part is that you can actually play as well; it's not just for looks!

I would have embedded all those pics in this post, but I didn't want to blow out the thread with all of those. Figured linking to a slideshow would be better.

LOVE IT! We should try to get a full game some time

Thanks.
And agreed. I would love to actually play it at some point.

Why can't all Grifball courts come with a floating Pikachu overload

Lol. That Pikachu is actually a good distance from the court, and it isn't floating.

I've just got Minecraft for the 360. Any tips from anyone since its my first time playing Minecraft.

- If you want a house, build it into the ground for your first night, it's much easier to construct since you're talking materials out of the world. Just don't forget to put a door on the entrance.

- Coal and Cobblestone will be your best friends for life, even if you don't want them to be.

- If you're going out to explore, take only what you need: 2 Chests, 1 Sword, 1 Furnance, 1 Crating bench, 1 Pickax, 64 torches and 64 coal. You will need the rest of your inventory for all the items you are going to collect.

- If you're mining something and it's talking too long, you need a better version of a tool.

- There is no one tool that works for everything, but a pickax would be your best bet.

- Youtube will also be your best friend, but this one you want.

Exception to that is Red Stone. Which is a bitch to mine, takes awhile and can be mined with iron pick and up.

Gold, is basicly useless when it comes to tool and armour. Its a nice decoration if you can get enough to make a couple blocks and its used for powered rails.

Thanks Zero.

My suggestion would be to use Dirt when laying out plans for a building. Dirt is much easier to remove after placing and you can do so by hand. Just make sure to replace each block after removing it, or you might screw up the structure of the building like I have a few times. Lol. Or you can just build things out of Dirt like I do.

Dirt is the greatest resource.