16/09/2014 Newsround

Good afternoon, you're watching Newsround with me, Jenny.

I've got some big Minecraft news on the way.

And three Newsround viewers quiz the big rivals in the Scottish

First, it's one of the biggest games in the world right now. But could

things be about to change for Minecraft? The Swedish company

behind the game has been bought for ?1.5 billion by the tech giant

Microsoft. But some fans aren't happy about it. I'm joined by Simon

Cobb who makes games for the CBBC website. And Barney, a massive

Why are some bands unhappy? Microsoft is a big company whose

business is about making money. And fans like the game because it

allows you to go anywhere and do anything.

They think Microsoft will say you can't do this or that.

You Mets and some changes, what could change?

Marxists have history in the games business. We could see exciting

developments where you can cross over into ex-boss games universes,

with feature characters from those games.

I hear you are an expert, Barney, how would you describe it?

It is like digital Lego. You can do anything you want with it.

Some of you have built the Eiffel Tower, some of you have built a

working computers. People have gone online but their

friends, playing loads of games they have made.

Incredible, what you think about the news?

I am quite unsure about it. There has been a big modelling

community about it, Microsoft may shut that down because it goes

technically against the license. Three of the developers who founded

it has left, after it has been bought.

What is the best thing about the game?

I like the electric wiring of it, loads of James Bond stuff you can

build. Thank use a the chatting about it.

And you can head to the Newsround website to see some amazing

Next, Newsround got right to the heart of

Three viewers from Scotland interviewed the two big rivals

Alex Salmond wants Scotland to become independent.

Alistair Darling wants it to remain part of the UK.

And, with just two days to go before people in Scotland vote, it's

Here's just a bit of how it went down.

I think Scotland is better off with the UK. How can you persuade the

independence is a good idea? I don't think anybody can do a

better job of running Scotland and the people who live and work in

Scotland. Nobody will care more about Scotland

than the people who are here. I would say it is true for Scotland

and all countries that the best people to run a country of the

people who live and work and stay in that country.

I think Scotland should become an independent country, what would you

say to make kids like me think that staying in the UK is a good idea?

I think we can have the best of both worlds. We have a Scottish

Parliament with control over health and education, policing. The fact

also, being part of something bigger can be good in terms of safety in a

difficult world, and it is better for us to be together.

You can watch that whole interview on the Newsround website.

Find out if the men will be friends, whatever the result.

Plus, see where Martin and Ayshah have

been hanging out on their Scotland road trip, and get all the info you

You won't be able to miss it on Newsround over the next few days!

Last up, there's no better way to end a Newsround bulletin than with

This is the World Black Pudding Throwing Championships, in the

Competitors chuck their puds up to a platform, to try and knock off as

The event has been running for more than 100 years!

And we've got the most bizarre goldfish news ever on the Newsround

That's all from us today, but I'm back in the morning, along with

Martin, live in Glasgow, talking to kids holding a mock referendum!