‘Splosion Man: Basically the distant cousin of the Creeper, but looks more like a streaker.

Or look somewhat like another creeper we’ve come to love.

Now you can look like the king of your virtual castle.

Covenant Grunt: For all of you die-hard Halo fans out there.Creeper Man: Sneak up on your unsuspecting co-op partners and start hissing into the microphone to give them another reason to fear the mighty Creeper.Among the 40 skin variants, the 5 free skins available are (from left to right): If purchasing skins isn’t in the cards for you, a trial version of the 'Skin Pack 1' with fewer skin options will be available for free download (this also gives you the opportunity to see all of the other skins available before purchasing them). Instead, Microsoft will be giving us the opportunity to purchase (I know, it’s a drag) the 'Skin Pack 1' DLC with 40 different looks to choose from. Unfortunately, I’m not here to tell you that’s what you’ll be granted. But one of the main features players want to see is the ability to customize skins for their in-game avatars. The new release of 1.7.3 Title Update will be filled with a number of features, mainly shears to allow harvesting of plant life or gather sheep wool, stackable fences, and pistons to add some new building mechanics into play. If you want to diversify yourselves from the normal 8 skins available during co-op, however, this is your chance to be stand out! Now, I know that we stated before that Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition and Microsoft wouldn’t be charging anyone for updates (which they won’t).

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