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3 Ways to Get Minecraft on the PS3

By Matthew Lynch
April 9, 2024
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Introduction:

Minecraft is an incredibly popular sandbox game that has taken the gaming industry by storm since its initial release in 2009. With its endless world-building possibilities and engaging gameplay, it’s not surprising that players want it on every platform they own. In this article, we’ll explore three ways to get Minecraft on your PlayStation 3 (PS3) system.

1. PlayStation Store:

The easiest way to get Minecraft on the PS3 is through the official PlayStation Store. Follow these simple steps to purchase and download the game:

a. Turn on your PS3 and navigate to the main menu.

b. Scroll horizontally until you find the “PlayStation Store” icon and select it.

c. Once the store loads, use the search bar at the top of the screen and type in “Minecraft.”

d. Select “Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition” from the search results.

e. Click “Purchase” or “Add to Cart,” and then follow the prompts to complete your purchase.

f. After completing your purchase, Minecraft will start downloading automatically, and once it’s finished, you can find it in your game library.

2. Physical Copy:

Another way to obtain Minecraft for PS3 is by purchasing a physical copy of the game from a retail store or online marketplace such as Amazon or eBay. Keep in mind that this method requires you to wait for shipping and may potentially cost more than purchasing via the PlayStation Store. However, having a physical copy can be beneficial if you have limited internet access or prefer having a tangible game collection.

a. Visit your favorite gaming retailer, either online or in-person.

b. Search for “Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition” among their available inventory.

c. Proceed with checkout or add to cart, depending on where you are shopping.

d. Once you receive your physical copy of Minecraft, insert the game disc into your PS3, and follow any on-screen instructions to install the game.

3. Digital Code from Online Retailer:

Lastly, you can purchase a digital code for Minecraft from online retailers such as Amazon or GameStop. This method still involves downloading the game from the PlayStation Store, but it may offer additional purchasing benefits such as gift-wrapping or sale pricing.

a. Visit your preferred online retailer and search for “Minecraft: PlayStation 3 Edition.”

b. Look for the digital code version of the game.

c. Purchase the code, which is often delivered via email or displayed on your screen immediately after checkout.

d. On your PS3, go to the “Redeem Code” section in the PlayStation Store and enter your code.

e. The game will start downloading automatically, and once completed, you will find it in your game library.

Conclusion:

Now that you know three methods to obtain Minecraft on your PS3, you can choose the one that best suits your preferences and enjoy countless hours of creativity and exploration within this iconic gaming world. Happy building!

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