Which dead Microsoft product would you like to see brought back for Halloween?

It's the spookiest fourth dimension of the year, Halloween. In honor of the holiday, nosotros accept a horrific poll this weekend. We'd like to know which Microsoft product or service you'd like to see brought back from the dead. From MSN Messenger to the Windows x Get-go menu, Microsoft has a kill count college than Michael Myers. In fact, it was difficult to proceed the list of options short enough to brand a functional poll. So: If y'all could pick simply one item to have Microsoft resurrect, which would it be?

We expect Windows Phone to take the lion's share of the votes, simply in that location are some other dearest Microsoft services that have been buried over the years. Many miss Windows Media Center being the center of the living room. At that place are still Zune enthusiasts, including i fan who fabricated a digital java volume dedicated to the history of the music player. Others mourned the finish of Minecraft Earth.

If your favorite dead Microsoft product or service didn't make the list, delight share it in the comments below. If you want to take a trip down retention lane, y'all tin can bank check out Killed by Microsoft for a complete listing of everything the company has axed over the years.

Some Microsoft services are already honoring the spirit of Halloween. The Kinect is existence used by ghost hunters looking to search out the undead. Some claim that the camera can rails "skeletal figures that aren't there." We tin can't verify that claim, but we tin ostend that it worked well with Sonic Gratuitous Riders, one of the favorite Kinect games of our news editor Robert Carnevale.

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