These codes should also work fine on the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Minecraft with a medium map size. For that you can use seeds, special codes that help the game to decide what spawns around you when you load up a new map for the first time.īelow, we've surfaced some seeds for the launch version of Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition that are close to villages, temples and other useful places - so if you want a head start or want a guarantee of a town you can develop close to your spawn, we've got you covered. If you're a more experienced player, however, you might want to skip that bit or at least be closer to some resources in order to get to the true meat of the game more quickly. That's part of the initial fun of Minecraft, and if you're playing the rather good Nintendo Switch Edition of Minecraft as your first, you should go through that. Spend your nights living in abject terror from zombies, skeleton archers and of course creepers.
(You'll probably have to punch trees either way). Generally speaking, we'd recommend if you're a newcomer to Minecraft you experience these first few hours properly. The first few hours of Minecraft can be a gruelling experience as you get yourself a base of operations up and running and create yourself something that you can then build upon.
There's no other time when that's more key than at spawn. Minecraft is all about an element of randomness, though there are a few instances here and there where players might want to take a little more control over their destiny.
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