Just yesterday we wrote about the abundance of unofficial Minecraft merchandise, and we were pointed to even more. We were emailed by someone thinking we were Mojang (which happens a lot more than it should), linking us to something else and asking us to send them a cease-and-desist. What he sent us was a website selling Xbox controller skins, inspired by Minecraft.
The website, named 'KwikBoy Modz', is selling several varieties of the pictured skin. These include 'Creeper Green' and 'Creeper Blue', both for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One controllers. You can also get a Creeper stuck to the Xbox button, pictured here:
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This picture was taken by a potato.[/caption]
We won't link to the site here, because supporting companies that make money off other companies' stuff is totally uncool. That being said, if you wanted to search for the site and buy it before Microsoft's lawyers sue the pants off 'KwikBoy', we won't stop you.
And yes, we know snitches get stitches, but we did report these guys to Mojang.
The website, named 'KwikBoy Modz', is selling several varieties of the pictured skin. These include 'Creeper Green' and 'Creeper Blue', both for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One controllers. You can also get a Creeper stuck to the Xbox button, pictured here:
[caption id="attachment_4421" align="aligncenter" width="800"]
This picture was taken by a potato.[/caption]We won't link to the site here, because supporting companies that make money off other companies' stuff is totally uncool. That being said, if you wanted to search for the site and buy it before Microsoft's lawyers sue the pants off 'KwikBoy', we won't stop you.
And yes, we know snitches get stitches, but we did report these guys to Mojang.