At least in the US, my copy of Uncharted 2 in the twin pack is the GOTY edition, and came with a PSN voucher code for all the bonus content. I can't be sure this is the case with an Australian copy, but it doubly doesn't make sense for there to be a GOTY edition they're not giving you AND for there to be a version difference this significant between the regions.

Firstly, that's not /attribute, that's /give, you're using attribute modifiers. The command should work, or at the very least not say the item name is unknown - it sounds like you've got a plugin here that's using the old /give syntax. What happens if you use /minecraft:give @p ... instead?

Despite having new CPU and RAM, Switch OLED has the same 4310mAh Lithium-ion power cell that's seen in the original Switch model. Switch OLED uses an OLED screen rather than an LCD one, it's actually using less power – so the increased screen size is balanced out by the less-hungry display technology. This is presumably why Nintendo has listed the exact same approximate battery life for the OLED Model as the 2019 'XKW' version: 4.5 to 9 hours, depending on the game being played. You can find more information here.

Minecraft Java Edition is for PC, MAC, and Linux devices. Minecraft Bedrock Edition is for consoles, Windows, and mobile devices. Does what cost money? Minecraft is not free, but you can play a really old version of the game free at classic.minecraft.net. There are several differences in servers because of differences between versions. For example, there is a command called /scoreboard that is way more sophisticated on JE than BE. There have been many changes since 1.8. The current version is 1.17. Some major changes include shields, Netherite tools/weapons (which are not all standard crafting recipes), addition of copper and amethyst, addition of trees, new biomes, and new structures to the nether, piglins and hoglins, and many more. If you're looking to quickly learn about recent changes, I would suggest you watch a couple beginner tutorials made recently (regardless of your skill level) to become familiar with new mechanics such as shields, new ores (and where they generate), and other major updates to the nether and overworld. Do note that in 1.18 the y limits will be changed from 0-256 to a larger size (including negative numbers) so any mechanics you learn now may change this holiday season. This is an opinion based question and therefore I cannot answer accurately. However, Googling this question consistently returns Hypixel. For more general information on Minecraft and recent changes, see minecraft.fandom.com.

I bought my son two Minecraft editions for the Playstation 4. One was "Bedrock edition" and the other just was "Starter pack". All versions of Minecraft for the PlayStation 4 become Bedrock once they are updated via PlayStation Network. No matter if they just say "Minecraft" or "Minecraft PlayStation 4 Edition". The "PlayStation 4 Edition" (now called Legacy Console Edition) is an old version that is no longer supported. but nowhere do I see the word "Bedrock" or "Java" on either edition's box art. "Minecraft Java Edition" is not available for PS4. Only Bedrock Edition is available for PS4. My son is 8, and he is not into modding yet, but he loves playing with modded versions. The only option to get mods in Bedrock Edition for PS4 is to purchase content on the Minecraft Marketplace. except that one of the box art of one states that it is VR compatible Compatibility with PlayStation VR was added on September 22, 2020 on Update 1.16.42. All copies manufactured before September 22, 2020 do not advertise PSVR compatibility as it was not available at the time, but all of those after the 22 do. They all support PSVR once the game is updated. So you can compare pictures, this are the following physical editions that exist: All copies manufactured before December 10, 2019 for PS4 are called "Minecraft PlayStation 4 Edition" on the box and disk. The cover shows Steve in full diamond gear approaching two zombies and a skeleton. It becomes Bedrock Edition once updated and it looks like this: All copies manufactured after December 10, 2019 but before September 22, 2020 for PS4 are just called "Minecraft" on the box and disk. The cover shows Alex and Steve using a pickaxe and sword with a Wolf, Sheep and Pig around while a Zombie and a Skeleton come out from a cave below. They do not mention PSVR compatibility but they can be updated to get this feature and is Bedrock Edition. The cover looks like this: Copies manufactured after September 22, 2020 show the same as those that are just called "Minecraft". The only difference is that it says "PlayStation VR Compatible" over the game title. This is just a cosmetic thing as all PS4 versions support PSVR once updated. They look like this: (if I missed a physical edition, feel free to edit it or mention it in the description)

When playing a game on Switch with a internet connection, the console always tries to update it to the latest version. There is no difference in where the initial files to install it came from, a cartridge or some online server. When installing from an online source, you get an installer that already includes most updates and only need to install the latest ones in addition. When installing from a cartridge, you need to download all updates that were made since buy time, which may mean a bigger download of updates (but no installation download). However, the whole download and used disk space is always smaller with a cartridge as you already got some files on there. When the game is up-to-date, there is one difference left: When using a cartridge, you need the cartridge inserted to play. The Nintendo Switch itself does not require internet to be used, so if you play a game with a cardridge, it won't get updates and you gotta play the "old" version. Also, without internet, you cannot install from online sources. As Dreamer stated in the comments, and here described, the cardridge itself does NOT install anything. It only stores updated and added files in the switch, which leads to a lower need of disk space. Because of that, when using a cartridge, there's also no need to wait and you can instantly play the game without installation.

According to the wiki, there are 12 blocks exclusive to minecraft-bedrock-edition and 2 exclusive to minecraft-java-edition: Block Version Nether Reactor Core‌ minecraft-bedrock-edition Stonecutter (legacy)‌ minecraft-bedrock-edition Glow Item Frame (As a block) minecraft-bedrock-edition Glowing Obsidian minecraft-bedrock-edition Item Frame (as a block) minecraft-bedrock-edition Chiseled Purpur minecraft-bedrock-edition reserved6‌ minecraft-bedrock-edition info_update minecraft-bedrock-edition info_update2 minecraft-bedrock-edition Invisible Bedrock minecraft-bedrock-edition Smooth Purpur minecraft-bedrock-edition Smooth Stone Bricks minecraft-bedrock-edition - - Cave Air minecraft-java-edition Void Air‌ minecraft-java-edition However, through the education edition features available in minecraft-bedrock-edition, an additional 49 blocks become available that are unavailable in minecraft-java-edition. These are: Allow and Deny Border Board, Poster, and Slate Colored Torch Available in 4 colors: Blue, Green, Purple, Red Compound Creator Element Constructor Heat Block Lab Table Material Reducer Underwater TNT Underwater Torch Hardened Stained Glass and Pane Available in 17 colors: Black, Blue, Brown, Clear, Cyan, Gray, Green, Light Blue, Light Gray, Lime, Magenta, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow Note: The information in the table above is accurate as of August 2nd, 2021.

No, there are no achievements that are specific to a device for minecraft-bedrock-edition. This is true, no matter the device you're playing on (see the minecraft-bedrock-edition tag for a full list of compatible devices). Per the fandom wiki, there is a single list of achievements: There are 114 achievements in Bedrock Edition... While there is nothing explicitly stating that there are not any achievements specific to device types, there is also nothing explicitly stating that there are, which leads to the inference that there is a singular list of achievements. After a grueling hour and a half of cross-comparing the achievements between xbox-one, windows-10 and ios versions of the game in the XBOX app, I can say with 99% confidence that the answer is no, all achievements have the same score, title, and description, across all versions. Note: See the aforementioned fandom wiki for a complete list of achievements available in minecraft-bedrock-edition.

With respect to gameplay, there were two versions released for the PS2 (an original version and a U.S. version), and one remake for the PS3: U.S. Version Original Version PS3 Remake With respect to language and region code, there were eight releases, including one reprint in Europe coinciding with the release of Shadow of the Colossus: PlayStation 2 NA September 24, 2001 JP December 6, 2001 EU March 22, 2002 Re-Release EU February 17, 2006 PlayStation 3 JP September 22, 2011 NA September 27, 2011 AUS September 29, 2011 EU September 28, 2011

I feel that people have mentioned some of the differences, but from a Starcraft 1 perspective, a large number of things have been overlooked and I've tried to chronicle them here. Worker rallies - one of the first things you will notice is the ability to rally workers to Minerals/Gas and they will immediately begin work (thus reducing your micromanagement) Worker Idle - Idle workers can be selected with the F1 Key. This will select only 1 unit. To select them all you must hold Control and press F1. Worker Splitting - Workers will automatically split off to unused mineral patches when sent to the same mineral patch. This reduces the need to do this process manually. AI Pathing - Melee units will now automatically surround enemies and structures increasing their effectiveness AI Targeting - Units will naturally target enemy units they are more effective against Damage Benefits - Armor Types from Warcraft 3 are included as Light or Armored (additionally, no type and biological are effective types) many units do increased damage to one type or another. Increased Damage - Every unit that is a holder from Starcraft 1 does more damage (with the exception of the Zergling who will do more damage with the Improved Pathing). High Ground - In SC1 high ground provided a chance of damage immunity per shot for ranged weapons. In SC2 this is gone, however units from low ground cannot shoot high ground units without vision (this was not true in SC1) Smartcasting - As mentioned before the closest unit will cast a spell to the target. If that unit is already acting on such an order, the next closest unit is used and so on. This also means that the closest unit in a group tends to be drained of energy fastest. Reduced Overkill - This is the biggest boost to units like Siege Tanks. Previously if one Zergling ran at 10 tanks, all 10 would fire on it (despite a single one being sufficient). In Starcraft 2, these units will coordinate and only 1 will fire. Centered Splash Damage - With the exception of the Thor (who fires projectiles) all splash units center their splash radius on the center of their target. This is in contrast to splash originating from the closest point as in SC1. Macro Mechanic - As detailed here every Race in SC2 has a unique Macro Mechanic to increase both unit production and economy. Creep - Where as Creep functioned as a building platform in SC1, in SC2 it also increases Zerg unit move speed Burrow - Ultralisks can now burrow, as well as the new Roaches and Infestors. Roaches and be upgraded to move while burrowed and Infestors start with this ability. This effectively gives Zerg invisible units Overlords are not detectors - They must now be upgraded to Overseers (50 Minerals, 100 Gas) to work as detectors When your main worker-producing structure dies you are revealed after a short time Doodad blockers - There are doodads with HP that function as obstacles on many maps. Xel'Naga Towers - There are neutral towers which are controlled by having a unit close to them (workers in these positions are not considered idle) giving sight to the surrounding area (range 11). Customizable Decals - This is an Aesthetic feature. Maps Start Explored - While fog of war is still present, the minimap will show the features of a map as the start of combat. In SC1 the map was initially blacked out. The SC2 Campaign still has maps blacked out. LoS Blockers - Certain doodads act as line of sight blockers though do not hinder the passage of units. Camera Mapping - The F4 through F9 keys can be used to map certain camera positions in the same manner as control groups. Control Group Size Increased - Control Groups can now consist of 255 units, though only 200 will be displayed. These will be shown in numbered subgroups of 24 units each. The control group will also show the number of units in it on the HUD. Multiple Building Selection - Multiple buildings can now be selected in the same manner as units. They can be queued at the same time and rallied at the same time. They may even be placed in control groups with other buildings or even units. Waypoint - A similar waypoint system to Warcraft 3 exists where multiple actions can be set up. This includes things like abilities, and can even be used on rally points.

Since you are already familiar with the PC version, I'll go into the other ones: iPhone version It contains the entire campaign, as well as different achievements (also different Easter eggs, such as what happen if you scroll down the achievement listing continuously). The puzzles are mainly the same as well. Doesn't have survival mode. Doesn't come with most of the bonus games (including the plant garden, the tree of wisdom, as well as the Zombiequarium minigame) These must be purchased with either in-game coins or with real money using microtransactions All Mini-game packs can be purchased for 50,000 coins each, the I, Zombie game pack for 150,000 coins, the Vasebreaker game pack for 150,000 coins, and the Last Stand game pack for 100,000 coins. iPad version Identical to the iPhone version, except it now includes the Survival mode. However, now it includes a new way to improve the power of your cobb plants (by putting butter on enemies first). This is making use of the iPad multitouch mode of up to 11 touches at once (think launching multiple walnut in walnut bowling at once). Still no zen garden. Read more on the Wiki here: Game versions of Plants vs. Zombies

Update this answer for more differences in PVP. Axes do more damage than swords in Java, while its vice versa in Bedrock. Note - while axes do more damage in Java, their cooldown is also longer making swords have higher damage per second. Shields can't be broken through in Bedrock. Spectral Arrows don't exist in Bedrock because the Glowing effect doesn't exist either. Sweeping Edge enchantment doesn't exist in Bedrock. Saturation is a bit slower with regenerating health in Bedrock. Java has a combat cooldown where attacking during the cooldown time does pretty much no damage and eats durability, whereas Bedrock has no cooldown. In Bedrock, instant damage II arrows ignore enchantments, making it possible to one shot players in full god armor with a multishot crossbow loaded with harming arrows. This is not possible in Java. End Crystals work differently in Bedrock and are basically useless because they do negligible damage to players in full enchanted gear. But a single crystal in Java will do more than half health if placed correctly.

Wikipedia has a list of the 12 games (13 for Switch) that are in the collection: Street Fighter: Street Fighter (1987) Street Fighter II: Street Fighter II: The World Warrior (1991) Street Fighter II: Champion Edition (1992) Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting (1992) Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers (1993) Super Street Fighter II: The Tournament Battle (1993, Switch exclusive) Super Street Fighter II Turbo (1994) Street Fighter Alpha: Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams (1995) Street Fighter Alpha 2 (1996) Street Fighter Alpha 3 (1998) Street Fighter III: Street Fighter III: New Generation (1997) Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact (1997) Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike (1999) The exclusive game to the Switch appears to be just Super Street Figher II but "features eight-player single-elimination tournament gameplay." The link to the Wikipedia page for the collection also states: The Nintendo Switch version of the game includes an exclusive eight player tournament mode for Super Street Fighter II that can be played locally with four consoles. Lastly, it seems the Japanese version of the collection has both the Japanese version of the individual games, plus the international ones. According to the Fandom Wiki: In Japan the compilation is known as Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection International. In addition to the international version of each game, it also features the Japanese versions. The Fandom Wiki originally cites this from 4GamerNet.

The behavior was changed with Beta 1.9 Prerelease 6. Prerelease 5 still has the old behavior. Note the naming confusion: the prerelease names have "Beta 1.9" in name, but there was never a Beta 1.9 release - the full release name was Minecraft 1.0.

I have built it (I don't want to use glitches in my game) and yes it works, but not as shown. You can't light up a portal with that lava setup, so you're stuck with piglins spawning naturally in the portal. A zombie piglin will spawn on top of an obsidian block at the bottom of the portal frame if any of the portal blocks on that vertial received a random tick. So, taller portals = higher chances of a piglin spawning, and larger portals = more chances of spawn. Also, more portals = more chances. Here is my setup: I have 17 portals that are 23x23 plus another 14 that are 23x16. They are gathering around a turtle egg I placed on top of a 2 high column of obsidian so that they would get close to my enraging platform, from where I throw an egg at them (and then I move to a killing pit). This gives me a barely acceptable stream of 1 or 2 piglins per second. I stupidly started this project underground, under my iron farm, so I can't easily expand it, but if you want, you could theoretically build more portals directly above so that you could increase your piglin spawning rate. Expanded it can look like this: Another possible layout is such: And if you feel like bringing it to an extreme:

Persona 5 Royal is similar to Persona 3 FES and Persona 4 The Golden: it's an enhanced version of the base game but with a sequel included (except for Persona 4 The Golden, which doesn't add a sequel). The most important changes at a glance: A sequel in the form of a third semester. The third semester can only be accessed if you managed to meet the requirements before November 17. A new playable character and confidant: Yoshizawa Kasumi of the Faith Arcana. A new confidant: Takuto Maruki of the Councilor Arcana. A new supporting character: Jose. The story has been slightly tweaked to accommodate for the additional characters and the new third semester. Additional changes include: 4K 30 FPS support on the PS4 Pro. The "Thieves Den" as the protagonist's palace. It is a recreational area unrelated to the story. New songs. Slightly different Playstation Trophies. New costumes. New dialogue portraits. Lip sync during voiced dialogue scenes (Japanese voiceover only). Some unvoiced scenes are now fully voiced. Additional scenes (from Persona 5 The Animation). Some characters have new voice actors. A scene (where one character is being harassed by two men) has had its dialogue slightly modified for the English localization. The international release now has Japanese audio included (was a DLC before). The international release now has French, Italian, German, and Spanish subtitles. A new font to support the additional languages. Some names have been updated as a result, e.g. "Arsène" and "Café Leblanc". School Life A new location in Tokyo that can be visited: Kichijoji. A couple new hangouts: An aquarium in Shinagawa, and the Nakano shopping district. New activities, such as darts, billiard, or drinking. The protagonist can increase his max SP by visiting a temple. A clothing shop has been added, where the protagonist can buy new outfits. The Justice Arcana is no longer automatic. Existing confidant abilities have been modified, and can grant new perks. The protagonist can hang out with Caroline and Justine to gain Skill Cards. The protagonist can now give gifts to his male confidants as well. The protagonist's free time has been slightly rearranged. It takes longer to improve the Guts and Kindness Social Stats. Most of the daily activities have been modified or expanded. There's a new "Daily Assist Command" to help the player during day time. The Valentine's Day event has been updated with additional content. There is now a White Day event. Phantom Life New Personas. Some Personas and Shadows have their attributes, move sets, or Arcanas altered. Party members have their skill pool slightly tweaked. New skills, and the effects of some existing skills have changed. New enemies. Accessories can grant active skills in addition to passive effects. A new palace for the third semester. A new area in Mementos. New ultimate Personas for the third semester. Akechi returns as a playable character New Mementos Requests for the third semester. The Velvet Room can sometimes enter a Fusion Alarm state, which allows for the fusion of more powerful Personas, but increases the risks of fusion accidents. A new Challenge Battle mode, where the player can battle various enemies. The protagonists from Persona 3 and Persona 4 are available as DLC boss fights. Merciless difficulty is now included (was a DLC before). Difficulties have been tweaked. Unison attacks, called: "Showtimes". New types of Shadows: Savage Shadows and Disaster Shadows. New collectibles, called: "Will Seeds". There is a rare chance to stumble upon "Deviations", special areas with different layouts within Mementos. A Grappling Hook. Futaba has her own Finishing Touch, a special animation that plays after an All-Out Attack defeats all remaining enemies. The behavior of all major bosses has been altered or expanded. Lavenza can be fought in Mementos during a New Game Plus. Baton Pass is unlocked for all party members from the beginning. There is now a Baton Pass Rank instead. When maxed out, the Baton Pass is now more powerful than before. The party members' Shadow Negotiation ability (during Hold Ups) now always works, but only under specific circumstances, which differ for each party member. Technical attacks (attacking enemies afflicted by a certain status condition with certain elements) can be ranked up by playing billiard and has a chance to down enemies. New status-element combos for Technical attacks, as well as the ability to learn combos from books. Guns reload after every battle. You are no longer limited to a certain amount of ammo every time you visit a palace. When frozen, enemies temporarily lose resistance to Physical and Gun skills. Some status ailments now end upon getting hit. Additionally, Confusion ends 1 turn earlier than other status ailments. The Reaper is now immune to the Despair ailment, and is therefore no longer vulnerable during Flu Season. The Security Meter in palaces now starts at 40% instead of 0%. Treasure Demons can now appear among random Shadow guards.

According to this thread: It is not possible to acquire it. This is due to the fact that 360 and PS3 versions are limited to version 2.0.6 of the game. The Cube was added in patch 2.3 and other platforms are already on patch 2.6.7. So any version lower than 2.3 won't have Kanai's Cube.

All content and features of all versions of the game are exactly the same apart from the fact you can have Mods on the PC version, and obviously at a higher resolution and frame rate also. But it depends on your play-style, if I had the choice, I'd pick PC.

PE was never a branch of JE - it was a complete rewrite from scratch in different language, for different platforms, and initially vastly simplified in relation to JE - it was meant to run on definitely underpowered at the time smartphones. It was really bare-bones, probably simpler than Minecraft from times of Alpha. JE from the beginning had the benefit of a fairly strong PC so it could afford quite a few liberties PE just couldn't. Ever since, the development of PE tried to bring it somewhat closer to JE but it's still running on underpowered devices, every feature still needs to be reimplemented from scratch (different programming language!) and many idiosyncrasies of each conflict with each other and are kept for 'legacy' reasons, so for example neither will PE adapt quasi-connectivity nor will JE drop it.

The Japanese version of Majora's Mask does have Owl Statues, it's just that you can only soar to them and not save there. (In fact the speedrun of Majora's Mask is done on the Japanese version and involves significant use of Owl Statues.) You're slightly misunderstanding the information about Owl Statues at TCRF. Since you're looking at the "English-Only Text" section in the page about Majora's Mask changes, the sentence should not be understood as: These [owl statues] were added to accommodate the new system of saving at Owl Statues that was added for the American release. But instead as: These [two pieces of text that are shown below this sentence] were added to accommodate the new system of saving at Owl Statues that was added for the American release. Only those two pieces of text about saving games had to be added. As for the reason for removing the save slot, the exact details of how much space is involved is something you'd need to get inside the game to figure out, but the short version is that having up to two saves stored for each game file (Song of Time save + Owl Statue save) and three game files mean you could have a total of six save files needing to be stored at once and this takes up too much space for them to be able to add it in after the fact. Two game files means a maximum of four possible saves at once, which isn't too much more space than the Japanese version's three.