Minecraft didn't pass its PS4 certification — developer is fixing bugs now

People are building block worlds in Minecraft on all kinds of devices, but you’re gonna have to wait a bit longer before you can do so on PlayStation 4.

Developer 4J Studios, which is handling the port of Mojang’s Minecraft, revealed today its PS4 version did not pass Sony’s certification test. This is the official process in which Sony makes sure software doesn’t have any major game-breaking problems. This means that 4J must fix those issues and then resubmit the Minecraft port. The studio didn’t provide a timeframe for when it will send the Lego-like game back in for testing on PS4, but the process takes at least a week. The developer won’t likely have Minecraft ready for the console before the end of the month. Mojang’s indie phenomenon is one of the biggest games in the world. It is popular with long-time gamers, younger players, and casual fans, and it will likely sell well on the new machines.