Remember the 3D Pinball from Windows XP? It was actually an inferior re-make of a board in a pinball collection called Full Tilt Pinball developed by Maxis.
You can now download the superior version (higher res graphics and sound, music, better physics, smoother gameplay) for free, as it is now abandonware. And it works on Windows 10.
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@Siphonay I remember on the Windows 95/NT iteration of 3D Pinball, there was a bug that made it run at some ridiculous hundreds of frames per second rate. It was very useful for the test department at my job because it put a 100% strain on the CPU which allowed them to test how well our software ran with that going on the in the background.
@Aradia it is taking 10% from my 2018 Ryzen CPU which is pretty impressive