The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

philip's Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Collector's Edition), The (Xbox 360) review

One of the best games ever.

Being a father with limited time for playing games, I was unsure if I could put the time into playing a very large RPG. I never really played morrowind, only a quick go at a friends house. After following this game since the xbox 360 came out, I was really interested to see how it is. Well I took the plunge and got the game for the xbox 360. And even with a limited time for playing, I found I could get into the game, it is easy to pick up and play. Straight to the action from the beginning, loads of mini/side quests. So far I am very impressed, I do not have HDTV, yet it still looks amazing. The first person fighting makes this game so cool to play, battling out with the goblins and scamps etc. knocking them down with a huge axe or hammer is most satisfying.

All in all, a must have game, for anyone!

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