Minecraft wiki entry for Version_formats, associated text: Starting from 1.16.0 and onwards, Bedrock Edition major version numbers match Java Edition.[7][8] Before this, Bedrock Edition updates changed the major version number for content updates and the minor version number for patches. So in order to keep the major version the same as Java Edition, large minor version numbers are now used for supplementary updates. This allows space for platform-specific patches to be released while content updates are in development.[9] The minor version segment now uses up to three digits to denote the content of that version. Incrementing the first digit (e.g., 1.16.200) represents a major supplementary content update, incrementing the second digit (e.g., 1.16.210) represents a minor supplementary update, while incrementing the third digit (e.g., 1.16.201) represents a bug-fix supplementary update.