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Want to know what Markus Persson's life is like after selling Minecraft to Microsoft for $2.5 billion? Forbes has a profile what the man known as Notch is up to now, including revelations that Activision and EA wanted to buy the iconic sandbox game. Read more

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Late Notch. On November 7, Markus Persson, the man behind Minecraft, will do something few indie developers have had a chance to do: go on a late night talk show. Notch will be on Craig Ferguson's Late Late Show, which airs on CBS from 12:37AM-1:37AM. Congrats!