The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Game of the Year Edition (PS3) Reviews

The switch in platform always brings about it an element of surprise. When I switched from Mega-Drive to PS2, Grand Theft Auto 3 blew me away. The same occurred on the PS3 with Oblivion. I struggled somewhat with the tutorial mission (it is set in a dungeon / cave network / sewer system); I only really delved into the ...  Read the complete review

This is undoubtedly one of the best games I have ever played. It is fast paced, thrilling and full of plot twists. You can chose how long/how much you want to play this game, there is one main plot line but there is also many other subplots that you can follow that are very strong and a story in their own right. If you just want a casual game then ...  Read the complete review

In my traditional short, sharp style i'm going to try and tell you the essentials of this game without getting too bogged down in pointless meandering detail, I try to write only what I feel other reviews have left out, so lets try and sum things up... Oblivion is a classic RPG from a long lineage of classic RPGs, the elder scrolls have ...  Read the complete review

Elder scrolls IV is a very entertaining game and looks good aswell. It has meany hours of game play to enjoy and as a RPG game it is very replay able i didnt even do the main story with the first charicter i created beacuse there is so much to do on the side. one of the features i found very fun is picking locks of rich peoples doors at ...  Read the complete review

Oblivion is the latest RPG in the Elder Scrolls saga with the expansions included. The land is under attack from Daedra and it's up to you to bring peace to the empire. You begin the game as a prisoner in the imperial prison with the Emperor is shepherded away by his guards through a secret exit in your cell. As you make your own way through the ...  Read the complete review

The Elder scrolls IV Oblivion GOTY edition is Bethesda's complete version of Oblivion for the Playstation 3. You play as your own hero, you can choose from many classes and races and pick what kind of player you want to be, from a knight to a mage. You even pick what you want to look like with the possibilities being just about ...  Read the complete review

At first I really didn't know what to expect from Oblivion. I had never played the previous titles on the PC. In the first ten minutes though, I was blown away. The story immediately drew me in, I was curious about the characters and where they were heading. Superb voice acting by Sir Patrick Stuart and Sean Bean really add a level of polish. ...  Read the complete review

Oblivion is the massive RPG released by Bethesda. Oblivion is quite a old game now with it being out for over two years. When playing this game it doesnt feel that old and is just like any game released today if not better. Oblivion is the biggest game i have ever played, with its stunning open world enviroment. The main points of the game are to ...  Read the complete review

I've had the game for over a year now and I am still yet to fully complete all the missions, guilds and side quests. This shows the true epicness of the latest Elder Scrools installment, Oblivion. When I first purchased the game I was a newcomer to the series so it took me quite a while to get used to the 1st and 3rd person gameplay ...  Read the complete review

This is a game classified in the RPG (role playing game) genre. Oblivion requires the player to create a character and then lead this character through a vast and varied world in order to complete a quest of epic proportions. The game play in 'The Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion' like many other RPG's is not about lightning paced ...  Read the complete review

For the uninitiated, the Elder Scrolls games are massive, freeform, first person dungeon crawlers. The basic premise, in every game, is to create your character and then wander the land doing... well, whatever the hell you want, really. There's a story to follow of course, if you want to. More on that later though because, true to form, MORE work ...  Read the complete review

Oblivion is one of those games that come along once in a while and really takes your breathaway. When you first play the game and get into that open world you are taken aback by the vast lands in front of you, this really is a special game. There are so many good parts to oblivion it is hard to no where to begin at all. There are so ...  Read the complete review

Welcome to your destiny. The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion is a massive RPG that takes the player to the immense land of Cyrodiil. Now, there are three plots for you to enjoy. The main one is pretty clear. The Emperor has been murdered and because of that the gates to Oblivion (which is basically the land of Hell) have opened ...  Read the complete review

I have never really been a fan of Role Playing Games so when a friend told me to pick up Oblivion, I was surprised. It is a great game and will provide months and months of gameplay and you will never get bored. There is just so much to do. The GOTY Edition contains both expansion packs not available for the Playstation 3 anywhere else. ...  Read the complete review

Critics always complain that loads of games are far too linear (i.e you always have just one direction to go), but the advances in computer processing, memory and general game design have seen this problem fade away to varying levels of success in many games now. Take Grand Theft Auto for instance, a whole city to explore and pass time in ...  Read the complete review

Be Prepared to loose a good 100 or so hours of your life to this game. Oblivion, the forth game in the Elder Scrolls series is a 3rd or 1st person (changeable at the touch of a button) role playing game that see's you take forth your user created character on dozens of quests ranging from the likes of hunting bears to closing the gates of ...  Read the complete review