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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
talkxbox
24 September 2010
Excerpt: Introduction: With a game as vast and engaging as the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, it’s sometimes a little difficult to determine where to begin.
Excerpt: o·bliv·i·on (1) forgetting or having forgotten; forgetfulness (2) the condition or fact being forgotten (3) official overlooking of offenses; pardon Okay, let me first
Excerpt: Oblivion may very well be the wisest game purchase you’ll ever make, as such is its size, you won’t be needing another game for months to come.
Conclusion: Upon booting up The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for the first time, the game feels overwhelming. Massive…daunting…basically, any synonym for freaking huge works.
Excerpt: . After the obligatory “create your character” beginnings, I found myself imprisoned in a dank cell filled with cobwebs, rotten furniture and the remains of those that...
Excerpt: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the sequel to the 2002 game of the year Morrowind. You may ask yourself, is this game really worth me plunking down my 60-70 bucks?
Summary: I came into Oblivion already knowing I would enjoy it as I have always enjoyed the Elder Scrolls series. This game is nothing short of amazing.
Excerpt: Writing this review proved to be a great deal harder than I'd imagined. I think there are two reasons why: First, Oblivion is a huge and multifaceted game.