Target commercials aren't really a fair comparison to Minecraft. One is the work of a team backed by large company and gets rendered once on powerful hardware (

Target commercials aren't really a fair comparison to Minecraft. One is the work of a team backed by large company and gets rendered once on powerful hardware (I think... I don't know what you're specifically referring to but I assume it's some computer animated spot) and the other was largely the work of one programmer and has to run on cheap PCs and Macbooks (sure it doesn't have to but I would argue that's part of Minecraft's success: you don't need a gaming rig to play it, as you do to play something like Skyrim). I definitely understand where you're coming from but keep in mind that you likely have a much deeper understanding of physics than most game players (and likely most game devs).