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- Step by Step ➡️ How to play split screen in Minecraft
- First, make sure you're playing Minecraft on a console that supports split screen. This feature is available on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
- SecondlyPlease make sure you have two controllers connected to the console, as each player will need their own controller to play split screen.
- Now,, start Minecraft and enter the world you want to play in split screen.
- then, press the corresponding button on your console to activate split screen. On Xbox One, this is done by pressing the 'Menu' button on the second controller. On PS4, press the 'Options' button on the second controller. On Nintendo Switch, press the 'Plus' button on the second controller.
- AfterOnce split screen is activated, each player will be able to take control of their character and explore the world of Minecraft independently.
- Finally, enjoy split-screen play in Minecraft with your friends or family, collaborating on building structures or competing in in-game challenges.
+ Information ➡️
1. How to activate split screen in Minecraft on PlayStation or Xbox?
1. Turn on your PlayStation or Xbox console.
2. Open the Minecraft game.
3. Select »Play» from the main menu.
4. Go to “Settings” and select “Game Preferences”.
5. Scroll down and select “Split Screen.”
6. Choose the number of players who will participate in the split screen.
7. Start a game and you can play split screen with your friends.
Split screen in Minecraft It's a great way to enjoy the game with friends on the same console. Make sure you have correctly configured the game preferences to enable this feature.
See you later, crocodile! And don't forget to practice a lot in split screen in Minecraft to master the game in style! Tecnobits! 🎮👾
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