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Plus you can sync progress with the Xbox One version, if you have it. The classic enemies, weapons, and vehicles help, as does the glittery production. And even in this portable format, it still feels like the Halo you know and love. Twin-stick shooters, in which you move with your left thumb and aim/shoot with your right, have always been a good fit on touch screens - and Halo: Spartan Assault is no exception.

And if you are from the California/Nevada side of the States, you will easily recognize some of the locations.ĭownload Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

It has an open world in which you can also mess around freely. The story takes you through an adventure revolving around drugs, gangs, violence, prostitution, and all the bad things you can think of. Vote on your favorite old Microsoft Windows games and if you were too cool for mahjong get real in the comments and tell us what you liked to play.Though released back in 2004, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas continues to be a hit, especially since it was ported to mobile devices. Could you have been outside chasing butterflies? Probably, but then you never would have seen the fireworks that go off when you beat a game of FreeCell in less than ten minutes.

If you don’t think that’s true, think back to the countless games of solitaire you played and try to convince anyone you didn’t love it. They all had a simple conceit, but never lost their luster. Maybe this is rose-tinted hindsight speaking, but there was something pure about '90s Microsoft games. But which were the best Microsoft Windows games? You’re going to help answer that question in this ranking of all the old Microsoft games. There were puzzle games, pinball, and even classic card games for those of us who enjoyed an old school sensibility with the added class of not having to touch a filthy stack of cards. Microsoft was very cool about including different types of games for all types of players. It’s safe to say most of us grew up using a computer that ran some version of Microsoft’s classic home PC software, and because you probably weren’t a child accountant, you likely spent your time playing the games that came with Windows.