Space Cadet?
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right? and what in the fuck is purble place?
A fever dream.
TBH I’d forgotten this game existed till it was brought up in another thread a long while back. I probably only played like an hour of it out of curiosity, but yeah Space Cadet was my jam. This YouTuber has a pretty interesting vid on the game Purble Place.
My childhood
Came here to say, if it's not including Space Cadet it's trash
It's available as a Flatpak, lol.
Shit goes dumb hard too. Got my highest score ever a few months back and I used to play this all the time as a kid
You forgot about Hover! which was bundled with Windows 95.
Oh, only on cd edition. No wonder I don't know it. We bought our Windows 95 on 26 floppies.
Chips challenge on win98 was awesome as a kid.
chip's challenge is iconic
Yes! Ahem, as a kid. Yes.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip%27s_Challenge
But not exclusive to windows.
It's on Steam!
Remember HoverRace?
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Pinball?
Pinball was ported, I can install from the aur now.
It says "PC exclusive" not " Windows exclusive". Linux PCs are still PCs.
Don't forget Haiku.
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There is a ported version for 3DS, lol.
I don't like that Windows 7 is old enough to unironically be called a classic.
Windows 7 is 16 years old.
Classic cars are at least 20 years old but not older than 45 years...
It's nearly there
I mean in software terms it's ancient. It's also the last mainstream OS which was popular before phones became the defacto target device of choice for every new software application.
What are those older than 45 years?
Oldtimers I guess
Maybe vintage?
Modern windows solitaire has adds snd levels and stuff. I mean come on, give me a break. And minesweeper isn't preinstalled. You need admin rights and I don't have them on my work laptop which is the only windows computer I use
There are modded XP versions of all the classic Windows games that work in modern Windows. Look into those.
You forgot the all time classic Dependency Resolution, and the psychological thriller "I fucked up my bootloader".
Where's Skifree?
Eaten by a Yeti
SuperTux, SuperTuxKart, 0 A.D, Xonotic, Sonic RoboBlast…
SuperTuxKart works on Switch!
Some one actually grew up on Vista? I thought that was a myth
besides the objectively best PC exclusive is super Tux.
No love for Jezzball?
Whenever I see the Purble eyes icon I think of that Zoombini educational game.
A crime they were replaced by hot garbage
FreeCell is my jam
I am pretty sure Minesweeper was on Game Boy. And there are various versions of other games on various platforms as well.
Many of these games are on other platforms.
Microsoft included Minesweeper and Solitaire in the early versions of Windows to teach users how to use a GUI interface. Minesweeper to teach differential of left and right click, and solitaire to teach users how to drag and drop. Neither were previously needed for most users.
Hover!
I won't mind a Balatro mod/remaster that make it look like Solitaire on Windows 7
Nethack not included?
King just released Solitaire, so I guess it's not exclusive anymore
I was into Full Tilt, the pinball thing that I remember playing extensively on XP
SkiFree? TriPeaks? Klotski?
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