Minecraft: Videos on YouTube a trillion times were viewed

Microsoft Trip Simulator (MSFS) is a series of trip simulators from Microsoft. It is just one of the oldest and also most effective computer system enjoyment items. Microsoft revealed the extension of the collection at the Video game Meeting E3 2019. The last (exact same name) spin-off of the collection — Microsoft Flight Simulator — was published on August 18, 2020, for Windows.

Ten years after the first publication of Minecraft, Moving and Microsoft may look forward to YouTube over an impressive milestone. All videos for the game has meanwhile been viewed over a trillion on the platform. This success is not only celebrated by YouTube with many numbers and statistics, even its own Minecraft music video has been shared.

In it, the song WE BUILT This City of Starship was transferred to a special Minecraft version, which are presented by various characters from the Klötzchen-Universe. Within only ten hours, this music video has already reached 1.7 million views. In addition, the YouTube logo was adjusted on the website for the jubilee of Minecraft.

So Minecraft has developed on YouTube

Already in the year 2010 the first videos were published on Minecraft (Buy €21,89) on YouTube. At that time the title was still in the early access phase and many Content Creator have made their first steps in the game. In Germany, Minecraft was popularly popular to start by the Lets Plays by Growth. Alone in the period 2010 to 2012, Growth could only reach 318 million views exclusively with Minecraft.

And internationally, the game became more and more driving up. In 2014, the milestone was already reached by 100 billion. Minecraft has not been just from Lets Plays for a long time. Speed runner, Mods and Role-play projects incorporated the category on YouTube. Only in the last three years did the title greed again gigantically. In mid-2018, YouTube counted over 500 billion calls for Minecraft — a number that has doubled this year.

Funny statistics for Minecraft milestone

On the Jubilee side YouTube has hired some fun computing examples. For example, every video call would be a block with a size of 30 centimeters, one could build his way to the sun and back again — and yet you still have more than 11 million kilometers of clothes available.

Source: YouTube

From Dominik Wingman author

15.12.2021 at 14:25