Those of you waiting for new Minecraft Texture Packs for the 360 may be in luck, as 4J Studios, the developer behind porting the hit game to all consoles have been teasing some images of one on Twitter. The picture itself shows a neat looking ship, as well as a building that’s being constructed by some of the artists. The building itself is actually a recreation of the designs for the new V&A Building to be constructed on Dundee’s Waterfront, the city in which the developer is based.
While this is definitely a great looking screenshot, showing of the creativity of the artists at 4J, it does happen to show off the Texture Pack they are currently working on. The “City Texture Pack” doesn’t have a release date yet, and it’s only been seen in this image, but if we look at the quality of the other Texture Packs that have gone on sale, this one is going to be great too. A lot of players must be clamoring to make some city-scapes with a nice texture, meaning they can go nuts in Creative Mode when this hits.
Another image tweeted shows off the updated interface for Creative mode, as well as the new interface that involves trading with the NPC villagers already in the game. These images also show off some of the already known features coming in TU14, but it also shows the dying of Leather Armour, meaning you can be a little more unique while also giving another use for dyes. It’s a lot to look forward to, and 4J expect to get a full list of features in the new update when it’s ready and submitted to certification, just in case they add some more stuff before it gets in our hands.
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