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The long-awaited PlayStation Vita edition of Minecraft will launch across Europe on Wednesday October 15, its developer has revealed.

Scotland-based developer 4J Studios, which is handling the port of Markus Persson's breakthrough indie game, revealed the release date on its official Twitter page.

A release date for North America has yet to be announced, but because the game's code has now passed certification tests at Sony, it's likely to be close to Europe's.

The release date is further confirmation that the PS Vita version of Minecraft will not be cancelled, by neither Sony nor Microsoft, despite the latter software giant and PS3 versions, released between 2012 and 2013, are still proving popular, with both games regularly holding their spot in the UK all-format top ten.

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4J studios has announced the release date for Minecraft's PlayStation Vita iteration in Europe, and made a comment as to the North American release.

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European PS Vita owners will be able to get their hands on the sandbox title sooner rather than later.

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FIFA 15 helped push hardware sales. PlayStation 4 sales increased 37 percent to 255,954, while Xbox One sales jumped 73 percent to 157,715. However, the Xbox One also launched in a handful of countries around the world. Just like in the UK the most copies sold were for the PlayStation 4. The game has sold 2.20 million units for the PlayStation 4 and 1.25 million units for the PlayStation 3. 833,336 units were sold for the Xbox 360 and 610,303 units were sold for the Xbox One. The other versions of the game lagged behind. The PlayStation Vita version sold 32,765 units, the PC version 30,953, the Wii version 20,799, and the 3DS version 11,218.

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FIFA 15 helped push hardware sales. PlayStation 4 sales increased 37 percent to 255,954, while Xbox One sales jumped 73 percent to 157,715. However, the Xbox One also launched in a handful of countries around the world. Just like in the UK the most copies sold were for the PlayStation 4. The game has sold 2.20 million units for the PlayStation 4 and 1.25 million units for the PlayStation 3. 833,336 units were sold for the Xbox 360 and 610,303 units were sold for the Xbox One. The other versions of the game lagged behind. The PlayStation Vita version sold 32,765 units, the PC version 30,953, the Wii version 20,799, and the 3DS version 11,218.