In the context of this article and the application, most kids don't care about being able to "share freely with their friends and family." They care about playi

In the context of this article and the application, most kids don't care about being able to "share freely with their friends and family." They care about playing a game they're familiar with, enjoy playing and that their friends play too. The suggestion reminds me of when I was small and some classroom didn't have Legos but some knock-off that was nearly identical, functionally, but much less inspiring to play with.