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35 years of Microsoft Solitaire: An illustrated history of the game's evolution
AppWizard
August 17, 2025

35 years of Microsoft Solitaire: An illustrated history of the game’s evolution

Microsoft Solitaire has been played by over 500 million players worldwide since its launch in 1990 as part of Windows 3.0. It was inducted into the World Video Game Hall of Fame in 2019. The game has been localized into 65 languages and is available on various devices, despite no longer being pre-installed on Windows computers. Originally designed to help users learn mouse functionality, Solitaire became a popular choice for players seeking a break from daily life. With the release of Windows XP in 2001, online competition emerged, but traditional Solitaire remained popular. In 2015, Microsoft released Solitaire as a downloadable app within the Windows Store, including classic modes and new challenges. The game has inspired various adaptations and alternatives, while some players, like Ariana Torrey, continue to appreciate its nostalgic simplicity.
Windows XP returns! Re-experience the magic for free in your browser
Winsage
July 23, 2025

Windows XP returns! Re-experience the magic for free in your browser

Windows XP was launched in 2001 and officially discontinued in 2014. A project by Reddit user ducbao414, unveiled on July 13th to coincide with the 25th anniversary of Windows XP's development, allows users to experience a web-based replica of the operating system. This replica captures the classic interface but does not provide a fully functional version. Users can access familiar applications like Paint, Media Player Classic, Microsoft Word, and Minesweeper, but cannot browse the internet or run external applications. The project is available for free at win32.run.
Miss Windows XP? You Can Now Relive It Right In Your Browser
Winsage
July 20, 2025

Miss Windows XP? You Can Now Relive It Right In Your Browser

Windows XP was launched in 2001 and is known for its user-friendly interface and improved performance. A new project allows users to experience Windows XP in their web browsers through an interactive emulation hosted on win32.run. This version replicates the original boot animation and desktop layout, includes classic games like 3D Pinball Space Cadet, Solitaire, and Minesweeper, and allows navigation of a functional file system. Users can save files, install third-party applications, and use an updated version of Microsoft Word. The emulation also features media content from the original Windows XP launch. Flash games can be played by downloading them and running them within the emulated environment.
Grab These Apps for iOS & Android While They're Free!
BetaBeacon
May 7, 2025

Grab These Apps for iOS & Android While They’re Free!

Free Android apps and games are currently available for a short time. Some of the free Android apps include IPTV Smart Player Pro, Reminder Pro, Equalizer & Bass Booster Pro, Countdown Widgets, and Color wheel. Free Android games include Cytus 2, Cartoon Craft, Water Color Sort - Premium, Mini Crossword, and Crafterok - Lords of Survival.
How to Get Minesweeper and Seven Other Classic Games Back in Windows 11
Winsage
April 26, 2025

How to Get Minesweeper and Seven Other Classic Games Back in Windows 11

Classic Windows games like Spider, Minesweeper, and Hearts have been missed since Windows 8 was introduced in 2012. A simple installer from Winaero allows users to run these games on Windows 8, 10, or 11, with enhancements for higher resolution screens while maintaining original gameplay. The collection includes Chess, FreeCell, Hearts, Mahjong, Minesweeper, Purble Place, Solitaire, and Spider Solitaire. Users can also install the Internet Games collection from the 2000s, though it may be less useful due to a shut-down server. After installation, games can be accessed via the start menu without ads or prompts. However, the games may stop working after major Windows updates, requiring users to rerun the installer to restore access.
This cartridge lets you run a fake Windows 3.1 on your Game Boy, complete with Minesweeper
Winsage
April 23, 2025

This cartridge lets you run a fake Windows 3.1 on your Game Boy, complete with Minesweeper

The GBS Windows cartridge, created by Rubenretro using GB Studio, allows users to experience a faux version of Windows 3.1 on the Game Boy. It includes applications like Minesweeper, a media player, and Paint, enabling creative expression with features such as printing via a Game Boy printer. The cartridges have sold out due to high demand, but customers can sign up on Etsy for restock notifications.
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