The founder of Minecraft threw an insane Halloween party at his $70 million mansion this weekend

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Here's what Notch's house looks like on a normal day.

Markus Persson, the Swedish video game programmer best known for creating "Minecraft," threw a huge Halloween party at the Beverly Hills mansion he famously bought for $70 million in 2014. 

The home is completely over the top, with a 16-car garage, home gym, giant infinity pool, and lots of designer decor worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Persson - or "Notch" as he's known in the gaming community - has certainly been enjoying his new digs, throwing wild parties where big-name DJs like Zedd, Skrillex, and Dillon Francis have been spotted hanging out. 

Notch went all out for Halloween this year, throwing a massive party with the theme "Creatures of Hellcrest" (the mansion is located on Hillcrest Road in Beverly Hills). 

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