However, games like Spades, Backgammon and Checkers are all going to be discontinued for all of the older versions of Windows up until Windows 7. These games slowly turned into Microsoft Internet Games that had a bit more of a multiplayer focus, and whether or not people played these games they remained an iconic aspect of the Microsoft Windows user experience, becoming one of those things that you just expect to get when you install Windows even if you don’t intend on using this particular feature. If you are someone that grew up right alongside the internet and the computer revolution, you have probably been playing the simple games that came preinstalled on your Windows computer for quite a long time.
