How Minecraft players make computers using redstone An 8-bit computer made in Minecraft (Image via Reddit/Ark_Sum/Mojang Studios) Minecraft's redstone functions as in-game electricity.

Hardware This Minecraft creation blots out the sun for the villagers below, they surely praise it as God, but we know it really to be a functioning 32-bit computer with 2 kB of RAM ...

"My Minecraft Redstone computer is now in the final stages of construction!" Boulds proclaims in his latest video. In which, a mass of redstone circuits and blocks is displayed hovering over the ...

Hardware Minecraft This computer built inside Minecraft has 1,107,419 blocks, over 15 million views on TikTok, and all started 'for the fun of it' ...

For years, Minecraft players have joked about how someday, highly talented individuals who create redstone contraptions will make the sandbox game inside itself.

A Minecraft player impresses by updating their in-game emulator, and shows how they have added a working version of redstone to it.

Redstone is the magic stuff that's entangled creepers in Rube Goldberg traps and enabled fully-functioning in-game PCs, and it's now come to the Windows 10 edition beta.

In lieu of electricity, it's powered with signals sent through "redstone," a material in Minecraft that can transmit a basic on/off binary signal, just like in real computer components.

Diehard Minecraft fans may want to circle January 2013 on their calendars as this is when we are told that the 1.5 update will arrive for the PC. Known as the Redstone Update, this will be the ...