I know the average score will come down but it's still pretty impressive for the system to get 3 games that have scored so high in less than 2 months. 

1UP - 100% 

Eurogamer - 100%

Yahoo Games - 100%

Gamepro - 100%

Gamespy - 100%

Game Informer - 97.5%

Team Xbox - 96%

IGN - 95%

It's got great (albeit somewhat short?) single player content, great multiplayer content, and bucketloads of awesomeness. I'm not sure if it should be reviewed as a single game, but it definitely deserved 90+ scores if so.

Can't wait to get it when I either get a 360, or a computer that can run it. =P

I don't know that the content is that short. I know it's a bunch of short games but you could consider half life 2 through episode 2 one whole game/storyline. You're looking at 9 hours for half life 2, 4 for each of the two episodes and 3 hours for Portal for a total of approximately 20 hours of single player gameplay. Then you got Team Fortress.

It's basically if you doubled Bioshock's single player and added a good but small multiplayer component with 6 maps. Not too shabby for 60 bucks.

Oh, I also think it's being reviewed as one game because two of the games have already been out and it becomes tedious to re-review them then put up 3 seperate reviews for the new games.  I guess since it comes in one package to the player, it should be reviewed as one product.   

Wait, it includes Half-Life 2 as well? I thought it only had Episode 2, TF2 and Portal.

 Oh no, it has the full Half Life 2 game and Episode 1 along with the games you mentioned. 

Man, they really need to inform people that it has HL2 and EP1 as well...those are also truly epic games.

What exactly is Half-Life?

 Its one of the legendary FPS franchises. It's critically acclaimed for it's story telling and innovative game play which is something games like Halo fails at. 

 i dont hate it.. its good.. just not the best.. I do own Halo CE for the PC.