The second to last major installment in this series came with a dancing version of the star of Oddworld:  Munch's Oddysee. The first version included a dialup server and support for anti-aliased fonts. One version  included a game that would later be included in a related product and that game includes the words  "cinematronics" and "maxis" in its interface. A kids version of this product included Play It, Protect It, Paint  It, and Talk It.  Over the years the included such diversions as a trial of Lose Your Marbles, Pandora's Box, Russian  Square, Labyrinth, and Hype
The second to last major installment in this series came with a dancing version of the star of Oddworld:  Munch's Oddysee. The first version included a dialup server and support for anti-aliased fonts. One version  included a game that would later be included in a related product and that game includes the words  "cinematronics" and "maxis" in its interface. A kids version of this product included Play It, Protect It, Paint  It, and Talk It.  Over the years the included such diversions as a trial of Lose Your Marbles, Pandora's Box, Russian  Square, Labyrinth, and Hyperbowl. Multimedia features included a CD label maker, voice controls for playing back  media files, and a personal DJ. One of its games gives you bonus points for hitting a wormhole with your ball. In  addition to the Space Cadet pinball game, it came with extra wallpaper and screensavers. Components of this  product had an annoying habit of ending their name with an exclamation point. This product line would be super  seeded by "Ultimate Extras." For 10 points, name this add-on pack for Windows.
The second to last major installment in this series came with a dancing version of the star of Oddworld:  
Microsoft Plus! [do not accept Windows Plus!]