So this is what Minecraft looks like on a CRT monitor

The result is a unique gameplay experience, delivering a one-of-a-kind aesthetic that merges the cute pixelated graphics of Minecraft with the charm of CRT televisions, warm hues and scan lines and all.

While it might not make sense to play a contemporary game on an older device, the resulting image is an oddly appealing visual quality.

Watching the Minecraft world transformed by the distinctive, vintage flair admittedly has its own advantages.

This venture underscores the flexibility of Minecraft. It proves that the game can adapt to pretty much anything. It doesn't matter if you're playing it on the latest high-end gaming PC with RTX on or a smartphone or a CRT TV - Minecraft will be Minecraft.

This might feel like a trivial way to play Minecraft, and it might be, but it also adds another feather to Minecraft's cap. It's a way to demonstrate its enduring appeal to millions around the globe.

Furthermore, playing Minecraft on a CRT TV is more than just a gaming experiment. It serves as a reminder of the evolution of technology as well as an homage to the era of retro gaming. It simultaneously offers a fresh take on Minecraft's aesthetic and keeps the memories of the vintage tech era alive.

As for Minecraft, Mojang and Microsoft are expanding their universe even further. Not just content with selling hundreds of millions of units, Mojang is releasing more games in different genres based on Minecraft. Two years ago saw the launch of Minecraft Dungeons, which was easily one of the more underrated dungeon crawlers on the market, with Minecraft Legends coming out just last month.

With a live-action film starring Jason Momoa currently in development, it's safe to say that Minecraft isn't fading away from mainstream consciousness anytime soon.