Maybe? Like I stated, I would like to see a study, because it is very hard to distinguish between something that is generally true of the human species, and something that particular humans are just used to and so assume is a normal way to feel.
For example, awhile back I switched to an e-reader. This was done primarily for practical purposes - we read a ton, and all the books everywhere were a pain in the butt. Plus wasteful. Plus expensive. Plus less convenient in a zillion other ways. Keep in mind one of the subjects I teach is literature, so when my colleagues found out that I had made this switch, they were horrified and confused, like if I had casually dropped the news that I now ate babies into the conversation. Prominent among their many, many objections are various qualitative descriptions of the enticements of physical books - the look and feel of them, the smell, the touch, and so on. Frankly, they make books sound pretty sexy!
And I sort of agree - I grew up on books. I have a collection of old, leatherbound books. I still buy graphic novels. I am far from immune to the sultry temptations of those paper succubi. So I get what my friends are saying, but I also think that they and I are really just attached to what we've always known. Like, I can imagine that X centuries ago people were all like "give up the pleasures of the scroll for books, just because books are easier to store, and less expensive, and more convenient in a zillion other ways? Heresy! How could simply opening a book and flipping pages to easily find what you need ever compare to the glorious luxury of gently unrolling your scroll like a lover, tracing your finger down its curves until...just there!...you alight upon that delectable word you desired?"
I think the physical pleasures of the dice might be similar - just what we're used to. Or maybe not - maybe there is something about them that scratches an inherent itch. Lots of animals like small, shiny objects. But I would not be at all surprised if a generation or two from now, physical dice will be quaintly antiquated. Still coveted by collectors, but also kind of a curiosity.