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    The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

    Game » consists of 31 releases. Released Mar 20, 2006

    Travel the continent of Tamriel, defend the land against Oblivion's Daedra hordes, and help fill the empty throne of Cyrodiil in the fourth installment of the Elder Scrolls series.

    collin1944's Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Collector's Edition), The (Xbox 360) review

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    One of the Greatest Games on the 360

    At first I hated Oblivion, but after I continued to play it I found it more and more enjoyable to play. I rented it and by the end of the third day I was dead set on returning it. I forced myself to play more and after about five or six hours of play time I was well established as a character and engulfed in the story. I continued playing and bought it immediately after I returned it. The story is very good and the side quest help make your character more power with stronger abilities and alliances. I have played well over 1000 hours since I got the game and have loved 996 of those. I would recommend this game to anybody who likes rpgs and good stories.

    Other reviews for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Collector's Edition), The (Xbox 360)

      Enter Cyrodiil... after setting aside 200 hours of your time 0

      Oblivion is the fourth edition to the Elder Scrolls series, a franchise of role playing games developed by Bethesda that have risen to fame for allowing players to embark on an epic journey and become the character they want to become. Even years after its release, Oblivion is an amazing adventure full of surprises, mysteries, and interesting locations that one could easily spend up to 200 hours playing it .  That's not good, is it? The main quest line in Oblivion follows your character as he or...

      8 out of 11 found this review helpful.

      A stunningly beautiful game, hindered by the stupidest mistakes. 0

          The first thing that strikes you when you start this game up is that it’s a pretty big one. Oblivion’s location of Cyrodiil is big... Huge. And not to mention diverse. Without the in-game map you’d almost definitely lose your bearings as soon as you so much as changed direction and your jaw is very liable to fall of at the first sight of the environment from the very moment you find the exit to the sewers, where the story starts; mountains, forests and lakes – all in the same vista. It is so...

      3 out of 5 found this review helpful.

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