10 thoughts on “ 3D Printing Minecraft Worlds ” Tom says: January 6, 2012 at 12:40 pm Thats really nice! Report comment. Reply. intertweaker says: January 6, 2012 at 1:26 pm No need ...

This is also where you’ll be able to 3D print these virtual objects. Minecraft is one of the most popular titles of the $99.6 billion gaming industry, which is why Microsoft bought the game and ...

I'll be honest with you, I don't completely understand 3D printing. I don't get how the process works and I don't know how we end up with the solid objects that we do but, blimey, it can be ...

LEGO is exploring 3D printing as a potential way for fans to produce their own custom bricks, as a way to stave off all-virtual world building games like Minecraft. The plastic brick company ...

Now 3D-printing software called Minecraft.Print() is letting the game’s fans bring their creations into the real world – albeit on a much smaller scale.

In a garage in Southlake, Todd Porter and Jim Galis are trying to revolutionize tabletop gaming with the help of some 3D printers. Both men are veterans of the video game industry, with Porter ...

Microsoft’s new Paint 3D app will let you 3D print your Minecraft creations. by Andrew Webster. Oct 26, 2016, 2:31 PM UTC. Andrew ...

Another unexpected development being powered by 3D printing is that people are using Shapeways to make 3D versions of Internet memes, such as Sad Keanu, according to Weijmarshausen.

The prints look very nice, and right now we really want to print out all the cool stuff we’ve seen, like Isengard, gigantic CPU, or maybe a Minecraft 3D printer. Minecraft.Print() sure is a nice ...