I'm presenting the reality of the current and past three years: the games wanted in this conversation were not put in Windows 8, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 in all that time. You could put them in yourself, but they were not supported by Microaoft beyond
the Windows Vista/7 platform they were released with.
I cannot speak for Microsoft - I really don't care either way.y
If I was to choose any point of view that I have that might side-line reference this - it would be that we would all benefit from an OS developer who concentrated on making an OS leaner, faster, more efficient and secure as opposed to putting said effort
into integrating unnecessary extras like paint, wordpad and the likes in from the start. The operating system is the base upon which everything else works in terms of software - while I understand the need for some basic functionality (such a a text editor,
etc.) when it comes to distributing an OS, it often seems more time and concern goes into the overblown extras than the stability, efficiency and security of the part that allows said extras to function at all.
I perfectly well understand that the extras are what sells it to many people, but it probably would have been wiser to have split that off with a partner (outsourced) so that although the extras come as installable options, they are kept up by someone whose
central concern are those things - and not the writing and maintenance of the underlying operating system.