One of really cool (personal favorite) games from that era was Hover by Eric Undersander. While not removed, it only runs on Windows with limited resolution options, etc.
I was lucky enough to contact its creator and he agreed to open source it, so I can one day finish a modern cross-platform port that I can enjoy on OS X at 4k resolutions, etc.
Unlike books, games tend to suffer this fate where you can't easily enjoy the classics from many years ago because they run on proprietary/closed source systems and aren't maintained.
Talking about extras on Windows, I warmly remember this one, a song by Weezer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kemivUKb4f4
This video was included on a WIN95 CD with my first computer, along with Hover and a game-like video editor, it's name I cannot recall.
I remember that video and the trailer for "Rob Roy" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0-2kzujLA8 ) being on there and remember watching both with amazement numerous times at how smooth the video was and how many colors it had (coming from the mostly 256-color Windows 3.1/DOS days).
??? "a game originally created by Eric Undersander in 2000."
That and the pictures on the page you link make me think that is not the same Hover that was included in Windows 95: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hover%21
I used to have the disc with hover and weezer song buddy holly. My favorite old windows game tho had to be Rodents Revenge. Between that and snake I could spend hours wasting time.
I was lucky enough to contact its creator and he agreed to open source it, so I can one day finish a modern cross-platform port that I can enjoy on OS X at 4k resolutions, etc.
https://github.com/shurcooL/Hover#hover
Unlike books, games tend to suffer this fate where you can't easily enjoy the classics from many years ago because they run on proprietary/closed source systems and aren't maintained.