From there, you can use Square to Invite Friends. On the PS4, once you're in the world, you can use the touch button to bring up the host menu (don't remember how to get to host menu on the PS3). I'd also enable 'Invite Only,' so nobody else can crash the party. This will launch you into a biome that serves as a server which means that any of your friends. In the 'More Options' section, enable 'Online Game' (that's also where the PS4 sets world size down to Classic). To play with friends online, you’ll need to select Online Server. That small world is all you're going to be able to share - I'm pretty sure it won't work with a larger size. Make sure both consoles have the latest version of Minecraft, and are connected to the Internet.Ĭreate a world on the PS3, or on the PS4 with a size of Classic. Make sure the accounts are Friends of each other - use the invite if you need to. If the PSN accounts are sub-accounts with restricted permissions, have all the online/chat permissions enabled, so they can play online. Make sure you have a PSN account on each machine, and that the PS4 has Plus (to allow online play). IF it's possible (and I don't know that it is), you'd want to do a few things.

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