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Valve doesn't reach out to devs.
Probably never. It's their biggest moneymaker in the franchise. Why split the revenue with Valve?
On top of that, it would be the Windows version too. Ewwwwwwwwwwww .
Valve takes a cut of every sale on Steam.
To keep all profits and to have it on the Microsoft store, yes.
They've sold over 300 million copies already.
And we also don't know if the contract Notch made had a clause to keep it off Steam.
Not for putting games on their platform.
Any value above 0 makes all the difference.
People already purchase multiple copies outside of Steam.
And we still don't know what details were in Notch's contract with MS. I wouldn't put it past him to add the "No Steam" clause to it.
A big thing with Minecraft is the mod-able nature of it. Doing this purchase cosmetics defeats the purpose.