The Elder Scrolls "The Elder Scrolls" to 47.5% for "Grand Theft Auto". In August 2011, Bethesda Softworks contacted the developer of "Minecraft", Mojang, claiming that the intended trademark of the title "Scrolls" for its new game breached Bethesda's trademark on "The Elder Scrolls". On March 10, 2012, Markus Persson tweeted that the two had come to an agreement over the use of the name. The agreement prohibits Mojang from using the title "Scrolls" in any future sequels of the game. The Elder Scrolls The Elder Scrolls is a series of action role-playing open world fantasy video games primarily developed by Bethesda Game Studios
Minecraft mods project. "Minecraft" mods are credited for being a gateway for children to pick up coding and programming. Several educational projects have been created to further encourage students to learn coding through "Minecraft", including LearnToMod, ComputerCraftEdu, and Minecraft: Pi Edition, all of which are offered free to teachers. Programming classes utilizing "Minecraft" were also started by the University of California, which aims to teach children aged 8–18 how to program applications. In 2011, "MinecraftEdu" formed to sell a version of Minecraft to schools that enabled the teaching of a wider variety of subjects including language, history and art. In January 2016,