We (well, I) were definitely the first ones on the block to find Minecraft. The appeal had to do with the open-ended creativity it offered. To the casual observer, it was a low resolution, goofy game. But you could build stuff. My son constructed a 2 bit adder - a fundamental piece of the computer you are using right now - using fire, red stone, and a switch. In this video, we see it taken to a whole other level. The difference between what we see in this video and the simple adder my son made boils down to effort and determination.
If you're curious, this video explains how the 'tablet' above works:
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