Bethesda The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 5th Anniversary Edition (XBOX 360)

This old game is still great. Lots to do. Story is go to Oblivion which is similar to Hell and sort out the demons. I prefer to ignore the story and instead play in Cyrodiil which is a huge countryside filled with Towns, Caves, Ruins and the Imperial City. Good quests and plenty of loot to sell in shops. Buy houses and do what you like. This game doesn`t need a story as exploring is much more interesting and fun. This version includes all the DLC Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles. The DLC comes on a separate disc and can be installed at any time you wish. The locations will be revealed as eg; ( I heard a rumour about ? and I should investigate) . To install DLC, insert Disk 2 into Xbox 360 and click on Play Game. A installer will ask if you want to install one or both expansion packs. Disk 3 is Bonus material which I haven`t got round to looking at yet. Map of game world included.

El oblivion es un gran juego; un poco díficil inicialmente pero despues son horas y horas de juego ya sea siguiendo la trama principal o las distintas busquedas.

Originally I bought a pre-owned copy of Oblivion to see what it was like as it came highly recommended.It's one of the best gaming decisions I have ever made. Oblivion has quickly become one of my firm favourites for the nature of adventure and variety in how you complete a game.Last month I came across this 5th Anniversary edition, which includes both The Shivering Isles & Knights of the Nine expansion. Seperately they were far too expensive to purchase, but in this addition, everything is contained within an affordable price.I love the game even more now as it is much longer and with far more to do. One of the best aspects of the included expansions is that you can transfer your weapons created or picked up from either expansion and use them in the original game. That's alot of combat changing power for later in the game, if you play the expansions early on.Alot of people say this game has dated now, and in some respects regarding voice acting this is true, but the visuals and gameplay are still brilliant.Well worth buying.

Although I Completed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Long Ago, I Decided To Play The Game That Predates It, & Although This Is Not As Sharp & Clean As It's Replacement, Oblivion Is Proving To Be A Fantastic RPG Game That Everyone Who Loves Open World Adventure Magic & Swordplay Will Easily Fall Into.The Map Is Nowhere Near As Vast As In The Magnificent World Of Skyrim, & It's Not As Full On If You Like, But This Game Could Be An Introduction To The World Of The Elder Scrolls For The Young Uninitiated.One Advantage This Game Has Over Skyrim is, It Doesn't Glitch Out Or Lock You Out Of Completing Missions If You Happen To Find Objects Or Paraphernalia Needed To Complete Those Tasks !Skyrim Did This Constantly, & It Was Sooo Bloody Frustrating To Have A List Of Missions You Can't Complete Just Because You Decided To Treasure Hunt The World Around You Instead Of Directly Going From A-B-C (etc).I'd Recommend This For Rookie RPG Fans, Although You Will Have To Put Some Time in, But At Least You Can Leave It, Play Something Different, Then Come Back & Continue The Adventure Whenever You Like !!

I did not finish the game, so maybe I never got to the part where it got great. For me, it was too immersive. The story, as far as I have played it, seemed predictable and standard. The world is great and complex, but eventually I just could not be bothered any more trying to ― semi-realistically ― make a living rather than getting on with the story line, because that is what you have to do in this game: Resources are very limited, so you need to find a way to make money, eventually buy a house, etc., as a safe haven, and eventually I could just not be bothered with all of that any more... I am not talking about going into dungeons and looting here, I am talking about finding a job, as a hunter for example, and go out hunting to earn money... again and again... because it takes a long time before you get high enough a level to go into dungeons for a living... this is essentially roleplaying on the Xbox, but without the social interaction...