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When it comes to crossplay titles on the PlayStation 4, Sony has had a history of keeping their ecosystem locked down, and keeping those on other consoles from playing together. Slowly, but surely, that reputation is being amended, with more games beginning to support console crossplay on the PS4. The latest game to get the crossplay treatment is none other than Minecraft, as the Bedrock edition of the game heads to the PlayStation 4 today. Now, Minecraft players on PlayStation 4 can play together with those on PC, Switch, Xbox, and all other platforms that the Bedrock edition supports, as shown in a new trailer, which references last year's "Better Together" video that originally introduced online play between the Switch and Xbox One in June 2018.

 

[Xabring]

Great, another platform I have to buy the game from if I ever wanted to play from any conceivable place I go.

 

[Blue]

Great, another platform I have to buy the game from if I ever wanted to play from any conceivable place I go.

Minecraft was already on PS4, this is just an update.

 

[Xabring]

Minecraft was already on PS4, this is just an update.

yeah, but before this, I would't buy it on PS4 cuz you couldn't Cross play.

 

[WeedZ]

I can log into my Microsoft account but have yet been able to access my realms, skins or texture packs.