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That way people who want a more "original" experience can get the Flopertsons, and those who are crazy can choose not to have it.
As for the OP the answer is that Half-Life was released in the (late) 90s. Things like that and Mr. Friendly would not be considered in the gaming market these days. Kinda like how Postal and Hatred will always be niche products.
If they upgraded it it would make sense they could acrobat the ♥♥♥♥ out of them