Today on the Mojang blog, the developer announced general availability of Minecraft: Pi Edition, a version of Minecraft designed specifically to run on the open source Raspberry Pi computer. The ...

The makers of Raspberry Pi can now officially say that yes, yes it does. While you can’t download Minecraft to play on your Raspberry Pi just yet, you will be able to do so very soon.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation is on a mission to get more kids to learn to code -- and what better way to get children excited about the power of programming than by involving virtual block-builder ...

While mobile gamers have access to Minecraft: Pocket Edition, those who own DIY Raspberry Pi boards have been out of luck.

Minecraft will soon be coming to David Braben's clever £30 computer, the Raspberry Pi . The game will be a port of the Pocket Edition, but will come with a few new features which dovetail with ...

Why Minecraft on Raspberry Pi? The Raspberry Pi is a versatile and affordable mini-computer that has gained immense popularity among hobbyists, educators, and tech enthusiasts.

The Raspberry Pi has long been a hacking platform for Minecraft. The official Raspberry Pi edition of Minecraft is easy to get running, and great for hours of fun.

Minecraft is making its way on to the pint-sized PC, the Raspberry Pi. I say pint-sized, it's significantly smaller - about the size of a debit card. Minecraft Pi Edition is being pitched as a ...

The folks over at the Raspberry Pi Foundation often gets asked “does it run Minecraft?” Mojang, the team behind the block building game, has announced that they will be releasing Minecraft: Pi ...

There could be one snag for existing Pi owners -- bit.tech reports that Mojang is using second-edition versions of the Raspberry Pi, which comes with 512MB of RAM rather than the earlier 256MB.

Mojang will release a port of Minecraft: Pocket Edition called the Pi Edition for tiny computer Raspberry Pi, Owen Hill announced today via the company blog.

Raspberry Pi community manager Liz Upton wrote in the announcement. Free is a good deal, especially as Minecraft: Pocket Edition costs $6.99. Plus, the Raspberry Pi itself only costs about $35.