i tried finding it today (I do not own it) and couldn't find it in the store or with bing. Where did it go?

https://store.xbox.com/en-US/Xbox-One/Games/Minecraft-Xbox-One-Edition/582e7bcc-11bc-4702-ab1b-b31566f8e327 is still up, perhaps it's just bing being shitty?

@warpr: Maybe. The store on the Xbox itself is kinda terrible.

Can rest assured it's a temporary glitch, if anything. Considering the money Microsoft just paid for Mojang, Minecraft won't be disappearing from their store. Probably like, ever.

My first thought was something along the lines of "Minecraft is gone from the Xbone... hey that rhymes!"

I seriously doubt that Microsoft would purposefully remove a ridiculously lucrative game that they just spent 2.5 billion dollars acquiring from their marketplace, or if they did it wouldn't be without very good reason.

Hate to burst your bubble, but that doesn't rhyme.

"Gone" and "bone" do not rhyme?

@believer258: No. Those words are just spelled similarly. Gone and John rhyme. Bone and Phone rhyme.

I have never heard "gone" pronounced in a way that sounds similar to "John" at all, I have always heard it pronounced... well, like "bone" except with a hard "g" instead of a "b".

Bone, phone, hone, gone, prone, clone...

EDIT: Since it will likely be relevant in this derailing - I'm from the American south, North Carolina.

@believer258: I was in North Carolina for a stretch this year, but I didn't run into any hillbilly rhyming. I was around the Charlotte area though, so it was pretty boring and twang-free.

@believer258: I live in NC and will personally throw you out of the state if you pronounce "gone" like you do "bone."

@counterclockwork87: @a_cute_squirtle: @galacticpunt:

You guys really think that this sounds nothing like this? And one you thinks that this sounds like this?

Oh well.

No. Not unless you pronounce gone or bone in really weird ways. Gone is pronounced "gonn" while bone is pronounced "boan".

Words and phrases that rhyme with gone: (498 results)
1 syllable:
aune, baughn, baun, bon, bonn, bonne, braun, braune, brawn, bronn, caan, chon, con, conn, conn., craun, cron, daane, daun, dawn, dohn, don, donn, draughn, drawn, dwan, faughn, fawn, flawn, frohn, gawne, gohn, haan, hahn, han, haughn, haun, hawn, hohn, hon, honn, hron, huan, hwan, jaan, john, jon, jonn, juan, jwan, kahn, khan, kohn, kon, kron, kuan, kwan, kwon, laun, lawn, lian, lohn, lon, maune, mohn, monn, non, on, pawn, pon, pran, praun, prawn, quan, quon, raun, rohn, ron, ronne, schon, schwahn, schwan, sean, shaun, shawn, shon, sohn, sonn, sonne, spahn, spawn, splawn, spohn, straughn, strawn, swan, swann, thon, tian, tonn, tron, vaughan, vaughn, von, wan, wann, xan, xian, xuan, yaun, yawn, yohn, yon, zaun, zhan, zon

No bone. In standard English no one pronounces it that way. You must speak incorrectly son!