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Card game on Windows, featuring a hand of cards with a variety of suits and players represented by animals.

1.Another round of Hearts. Which card do you play?

Minesweeper expert round on Windows, question mark indicating potential mine placement.

2.And lastly, the expert round of Minesweeper. Is there a mine?

Sudoku puzzle from Windows games with a missing number, highlighted in red.

3.Last round of Sudoku. What number is missing?

Vintage Microsoft Flight Simulator screenshot with cockpit dashboard and runway view.

4.When was the first version of Microsoft Flight Simulator introduced?

Card game Hearts on Windows; player deciding next move with cards displayed.

5.Last round of Hearts. Which card do you play?

Minesweeper intermediate round with a question mark indicating a possible mine on the grid.

6.Let's try the intermediate Minesweeper round. Is there a mine?

Hearts card game on Windows interface, featuring player cards and three opponents.

7.In this round of Hearts, which card do you play?

Sudoku puzzle with missing number highlighted in a grid, focusing on classic Windows games.

8.Second round of Sudoku. What number is missing?

Board games: checkers, chess, and backgammon, resembling pre-installed classics from Windows.

9.Which of these classics was a pre-installed game on Windows?

Minesweeper game on Windows with question mark indicating uncertainty about a mine's location.

10.Second round of Minesweeper. Is there a mine?

Solitaire game layout illustration showing card movements on a Windows game interface.

11.Let's start with the classic Solitaire. What's your next move?

TetraVex game interface from 1991 on Windows, featuring a number puzzle grid and high score panel.

12.This is TetraVex, which was first released in 1991 Windows. In simple terms, how do you play the game?

Sudoku grid missing a number in top-left corner, classic game played on Windows systems.

13.The goal of Sudoku is to place numbers 1-9 inside of the grid so that the numbers do not repeat in rows, columns, and squares. With that - what number is missing?

Solitaire game strategy layout on Windows, showcasing card movements and potential next plays.

14.Back to Solitaire. What's your next move?

"Classic Windows game with a pinball table, digital score display, and space-themed graphics."

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15.This is a classic that tested your reactions. What's the full name of this game you'd find pre-installed on your Windows?

Game played on Windows featuring Mahjong tiles arranged in a puzzle layout.

16.What is this game called?

Minesweeper grid on Windows showing numbered cells and a flagged mine.

17.The ultimate classic that only a few get - Minesweeper. It is quite simple: the number tells you how many mines are nearby (both sharing a border with the numbered cell and diagonally). So, is there a mine?

Game of Hearts on Windows, showing cards in play with a focus on strategy to avoid Hearts and the Queen of Spades.

18.This is a game of Hearts. The goal of Hearts is to have the lowest score by avoiding Hearts and the Queen of Spades. Which card do you play evaluating not only this hand, but also the future hands?

Retro skiing game with pixel graphics, featuring trees, ski lifts, and a skier on a snowy slope. Classic Windows entertainment.

19.What is this game?

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