Henry 10: Shakespeare's history plays have a new marketing department

Shakespeare's (English) history plays are too confusing for today's audiences. The problem, according to the new marketing director, is largely a matter of inconsistent branding. From a branding perspective, this list has a number of obvious problems:

• King John
• Edward III
• Richard II
• Henry IV, Part 1
• Henry IV, Part 2
• Henry V
• Henry VI, Part 1
• Henry VI, Part 2
• Henry VI, Part 3
• Richard III
• Henry VIII

For a start, is the product called "Henry" or not? Far too many different names. And they're all kings, right, so why is only John called out as such? Also, some of these guys sound like sequels or minor revisions, not full fledged new kings, which is going to affect sales. Let's get this sorted out by regularizing the names and choosing a natural and consistent numbering scheme. 

• Henry I
• Henry 2
• Henry 3.0
• Henry 3.1
• Henry 95
• Henry NT 4.0
• Henry 98
• Henry 2000
• Henry XP
• Henry 7
• Henry Fundamentals for Legacy PCs
• Henry Vista
• Henry 8
• Henry 10