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So far I have resisted getting Xbox Live for my twins. They were 7 in October but for Christmas they have been bought it by their uncle. I cannot, however, work out how they can both play together when their cousin invites them to play Minecraft. Is it possible for them both to play together on one console with one account or if not what is the cheapest solution?

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It is possible to use one account for two people. One account must have Xbox Live Gold and the other account must be signed into the Xbox Live 'Guest' Profile. Here's what you do:

  1. Turn on the Xbox and both controllers
  2. Make sure that you have a secure internet connection (wired or wireless)
  3. Have Player 1 sign into the Xbox Live Gold profile
  4. Start Minecraft
  5. Have the Player 2 sign into the account 'Guest', do not make an account called Guest. (If you can't find the Guest profile, don't worry, just follow the next step)

  6. When invited to the game, a four-pane sign-in window will pop-up and give the options 'Start' or 'Join'. If the second player has not signed in already, have them click 'Join' and sign into the Guest profile.

    The Start/Join popup with two LIVE members and a Guest signed on

  7. Click 'Start' and they will connect to the game

  8. Enjoy!

This method will support up to 4 players on one Xbox. Remember to have the guests store their inventory AND armor into a chest because it will not save Guest profile progress. Only the profile with Xbox Live Gold will keep their level AND equipment.

I did this the other day with my friends and it worked great!

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    Many thanks for taking the time to answer I will try this later and let you know if we were successful.
    – matt wadkin
    Dec 28, 2014 at 18:11
  • Not a problem! Hope this works for you!
    – R3D_F0X
    Dec 29, 2014 at 1:09
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You can! But you must have a flat screen hooked up by HDMI. No old TV

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  • What does HDMI have to do with it?
    – SevenSidedDie
    Feb 22, 2015 at 20:21

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