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Instead, the games are tucked away in the Windows Games Store alongside more professional third-party fare like Fruit Ninja and Hydro Thunder Hurricane, as well as countless cheap-o knock-offs like Mahjong Plus and Card Game Collection. The free game tradition continues with Windows 8, but oddly enough, this year’s collection of Microsoft-produced titles doesn't come preinstalled with the standard version of the operating system (we’re guessing some OEMs might fix this oversight before shipping their hardware, however). From bored hardcore gamers messing around on a borrowed laptop to bored secretaries on an extended coffee break to bored grandmas clicking away at their grandchildren’s hand-me-down Windows 98 tower, you’re unlikely to find a PC user that hasn’t at least tried these titles at one point or another. Yet over the past decade, games like Microsoft’s Solitaire, Minesweeper, and Mahjong may be the most widely played video games on any platform (though the Angry Birds games have probably come close to beating them). No one would include them on a list of the best or most influential games of all time, and it’s unlikely any of them have ever acted as a “system seller” to influence someone’s choice of OS. The free games that have been included with the various versions of Windows over the years occupy a unique position in the video game landscape. Review: Windows 8 core apps OK for tablets, disappointing on desktops.Microsoft sold 4 million Windows 8 upgrades in three days.Going to work with Windows 8 Enterprise.Windows 8 basics: Tips, tricks, and cures.No support? No problem! Installing Windows 8 on a Mac with Boot Camp.

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Microsoft minesweeper adventure mode cant see full screen