Bethesda Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition Xbox 360

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17 Oct 2008 Top of the line SOLO adventure Oblivion is EXACTLY how I imagined an RPG should be like back in the 80's, while playing Ultimas on Commodore 64s and Atari STs.

Oblivion has weather. While there is no wind other than a constant, gentle breeze, you do get rain/thunderstorms, fog, snow (no blizzards though, because there's not much wind). You don't slip and fall on ice but the sound of your steps is different whether you walk on the road, on grass, on snow or on ice.

The world of Cyrodill is not exactly continent... –A. Dentfrom Amazon.com
I knew that as a reviewer I would have to get around to this some day- but that doesn't make it any easier. Oblivion isn't as much a game for me as it is a drug- it was the reason that I spent $ 500 on my Xbox 360. And while many games have graced my disc tray, some good, some bad, some outstanding, I find myself always returning to Tamriel to see what's going on.
Oblivion Review Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
... –Oblivion is epic in scope. Like all the Elder Scrolls games the developers have focused on creafrom William R. Martin
15 Sep 2008 The best Action RPG on the console market The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is an epic, wide-open 'go anywhere, do anything' action Role Playing Game (RPG), and probably one of the best RPG's on the Xbox 360. In the context of open-ended 'go anywhere, do anything' games, Oblivion certainly takes the cake. With a whole continent at your disposal, a plethora of towns, cities, villages, dungeons, caves, and the expansive wilderness and mountains Oblivion is truly a massive world. And the best part is you can explore it all.

In keeping... –eternal nowfrom Amazon.com

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