Numerous deletion requests

Various things here: Web-based games, duplicates, compilations, and other stuff that just doesn't belong.
 

Pages to delete/combine

A list of pages that should be deleted or combined with another page

	1. Blockhead The Game This one's a Flash-based game, despite what the Platform(s) list would have you believe. I guess you could run it on those platforms if you use a web browser available for those platforms, but that's not what the platforms field is for.
	2. Blockhead: The Game 2 (working title) A Flash sequel to the previous Blockhead Flash game. Will not appear on the specified platforms, nor will it actually receive an ESRB rating.
	3. Conscience Character in Blockhead: The Game
	4. The Swain Creator of Blockhead and other Flash animations.
	5. Neopets Web-based game
	6. Adventure Quest Another web-based game
	7. MechQuest Web-based game
	8. RuneScape There was discussion on this topic, and it seemed to suggest deletion.
	9. Runescape Classic There was discussion on this topic, and it seemed to suggest deletion.
	10. Stick Arena Ballistick "free online flash game"
	11. Monster Hunter Freedom 2G This one was here first, but the Monster Hunter Freedom Unite page has a lot more information.
	12. Family Mini Golf Family Golf Putter was created first and has more info.
	13. Elektra Mobile game
	14. Dead Space 2 Oops. Looks like it's already been announced.
	15. Rugby An EA Sports Rugby page was later created and actually used.
	16. Half-Life: Decay Included in the PS2 version of Half-Life; not a stand-alone title.
	17. Login Software This is a company.
	18. Shin Megami Tensei: Persona
	19. Dawn of War 2: Chaos Rising Duplicate
	20. zOMG! Gaia Online web-based game
	21. Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! 2: Time To Tighten Up Security! Duplicate of Yuusha no Kuse ni Namaikida Or 2. See this thread.
	22. Army Men: Gold (Collector's Edition) Delete for the second time...
	23. Army Men: Value Pack Same situation here: a compilation
	24. Army Men: War Chest Same situation here: a compilation

" 18 should stay....it is an updated version as well as a version of a game that was intially released on a different platform. "

Being a port does not automatically mean it gets a new page. You could claim that it contains additional content, but it really doesn't. It contains all the original content, including the stuff that was removed in Atlus USA's initial localization. The page also makes reference to new voice acting, new cutscenes, and a new soundtrack, but none of those are significant changes that would justify a new page. And the "enhanced interface"? Also trivial. That's the sort of thing that you'd expect when a game moves from a console to a handheld, or a console to the PC, or even in some cases a console to another console.
 
FuzzYLemoN's justification for creating the page was that if Persona 3 Portable gets a page, SMT: Persona should also get a page. But P3 FES and P3P both contain significant changes to the original game, and SMT: Persona does not.

" Being a port does not automatically mean it gets a new page. You could claim that it contains additional content, but it really doesn't. It contains all the original content, including the stuff that was removed in Atlus USA's initial localization. The page also makes reference to new voice acting, new cutscenes, and a new soundtrack, but none of those are significant changes that would justify a new page. And the "enhanced interface"? Also trivial. That's the sort of thing that you'd expect when a game moves from a console to a handheld, or a console to the PC, or even in some cases a console to another console.
 
FuzzYLemoN's justification for creating the page was that if Persona 3 Portable gets a page, SMT: Persona should also get a page. But P3 FES and P3P both contain significant changes to the original game, and SMT: Persona does not. "

Rayman Advance doesn't have its own page for the same reasons that Persona PSP doesn't have its own page.  We can understand what you are trying to say, Unknown_Pleasures.  You look at it as being a separate platform, so it should constitute a new page.  That's not the case, however. 
 
A better way of looking at it would be to look at Lost Planet vs. Lost Planet: Colonies.  Colonies featured significant changes to the multiplayer component, and it is very much a different kind of game from its original.  It also added new modes for the single player, making the game significantly more.  In turn, it gets its own page.   
 
However, if you look at Resident Evil 4, both the Wii and PS2 versions are listed within the general RE4 page, as the two additional iterations didn't honestly do much to change the game.  The PS2 version added a couple of extra features, but they weren't necessarily new modes or anything.  The Wii version simply changed the game's controls to a motion-sensitive setup. 
 
Persona PSP falls into the case of RE4 - there are changes, but they aren't massive game-altering things.  They are simply features.  New voice acting, new cutscenes, one extra quest line, new soundtrack...these things don't constitute a separate game page.

" The PS2 version added a couple of extra features, but they weren't necessarily new modes or anything. "

" With the older features of the game mostly revamped and redone, Atlus still went ahead and added extra content, with new dungeon levels and puzzles to explore. Perhaps the biggest addition is the Snow Queen scenario, left out of the North American PlayStation release, which changes the very course of the game. It's a relatively huge new feature for U.S. fans, delivering an entirely different way to finish the game. "

Any differences between the PSP and PS1 releases of Persona seem like they could be explained away in a paragraph or two on a wiki page. But I think we should probably get a view from someone who has played significant amounts of both before we act on it. Anyone know anyone that fits that description?

" Any differences between the PSP and PS1 releases of Persona seem like they could be explained away in a paragraph or two on a wiki page. "

Number 16 should stay I think. Half-Life Decay exists as a free mod for Half-Life, so I guess it deserves it's own page when other mods do.

Why should the Runescape page be deleted?

" Why should the Runescape page be deleted? "