Something in the pot bubbles at home Redmond, we discover him thanks to a job advertisement seeking a Senior Program Manager with strong entrepreneurial skills and strong programming skills, and creativity in making educational software and games. The ad mentions that we must work on the basis of "one of the most popular videogiohi ever" and has to connect people around the world.

What could be "one of the most popular video games of all time", involving the creativity of the community? As you have probably guessed is Minecraft. At this point it may be a real sequel or a spin-off? It is clear that as long as Microsoft does not announce officially the title, everything remains unclear, but it is interesting to note that, already in November, the Microsoft Vice President Jeff Teper had spoken of Minecraft as an "educational" game, so it's not unlikely that the definition used by the Colossus of Redmond in the ad can actually invoke a sequel to the latter.

 There is also talk of internal teams and external partners, with the possibility that Mojang could develop the main game, while other studies would work on porting to other platforms.

It is likely that today we can know something more during the Microsoft event dedicated to Windows 10.