Minecraft currently comes in two forms: Minecraft Java Edition and Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Minecraft Pocket Edition was the former title of the Bedrock Edition, and has since disappeared and been solely called Bedrock Edition. Why does Minecraft have two versions? The answer is simple.
The main reason Minecraft has two separate editions is to make it readily available to players across all platforms. Some platforms can support one edition but not the other.
However, players might be wondering what the other differences between the editions are. Well, listed down below are the 5 major differences between Minecraft Java and Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
Differences between Minecraft Java & Bedrock Edition
#5 – Coded on Different Engines
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<p>Spectator mode is a game mode feature exclusive to the Minecraft Java Edition only. This feature can only be used in Pocket Edition through add-ons, whereas in Java Edition, no modding is required for using spectator mode.</p>
<p>Even with external mods, PE players will experience bugs while in spectator mode.</p>
<h2>#2 – Redstone works differently</h2>
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, players are able to play with others on console, mobile and PC, as long as they are also using Bedrock Edition. In a way, the Minecraft Bedrock edition is optimal for players wanting to play with friends across a broad spectrum of consoles, rather than sticking to a PC.</p>
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