apology accepted, thank you. I spoke with my 8 year-old about this and he ultimately found it compelling if it could take place in real-time, at which point my

apology accepted, thank you. I spoke with my 8 year-old about this and he ultimately found it compelling if it could take place in real-time, at which point my 10 year-old jumped in with an "oh yeah!" And I guess thats the missing piece for me. It's the real-time element. I can see having a story kept as an artifact, but for repeated use, the personal interaction is a key ingredient.