Video Game Reviews: PlayStation 3
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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1UP
that's expected to arrive (via a patch, presumably) in the not-too-distant future. Where it counts, it's almost identical to the 360 version...but it includes an expansion 360 owners must pay an extra $10 for. Ignore the existence of any other version of
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Game Informer
as little surprise that Bethesda has transported the exact same gaming experience over for PS3 owners to join in the fun. There are few differences to separate the platforms, and certainly not enough to make this worth a second purchase on a new system. A
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AtomicGamer
What this game lacks for in screen resolution, it makes up for in its excellent open world, beautiful art design, and grand architecture.
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GameSpot
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is an amazing role-playing game that should not be missed.
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GameDaily
spell-casting action. Like the critically acclaimed Xbox 360 version, players custom-create a character and start on an epic journey to save the land of Tamriel from the gates of hell. Along the way, scour dead bodies for loot, join guilds and take on mis
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IGN
There's no doubt that it stands alongside "Resistance" as the system's crème de la crème even if it does have its own share of bugs and a lack of downloadable content found elsewhere. A must buy for fans of fun games -- no RPG bias required.
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Gaming Target
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion pulls off a miracle – it's deep enough for the hardcore ES fan, but designed in a way that even the average player can get into it without too much intimidation, though it can be overwhelming at first until the basics are
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PS3 Advanced
An incredible game and a heavyweight in the RPG genre.
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ZTGameDomain
maneuvers, and it works surprisingly well. Hit detection is rarely an issue and even casting magic feels delightfully intuitive. You can also map spells and items to different hot keys on the controller which lends themselves extremely well to the fast-pa
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Game Revolution
This is easily the best game out for the PS3. With 100 or 200 hours of quality entertainment on one (Blu-Ray) DVD and so many different ways to play, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Oblivion can be nearly paralyzing just figuring out what it is you want
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Cheat Code Central
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was a long time coming to the Xbox 360 and to the PC, and when it arrived, it did so with the impact of a meteorite striking the earth. It was a much needed RPG for Microsoft's new system as well as a highly anticipated
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Games Radar
Year-old port or not, this huge role-playing epic is one of the most cutting-edge, immersive games ever
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UnderGroundOnline
It's been a year since Bethesda's ground-breaking RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was released on the PC and Xbox 360. Since its release, the game has racked up millions in sales and mountains of critical acclaim; the sales are really the
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GameZone
few caveats for the expanded content for the PS3, but it does not have nearly the amount of downloadable content as the PC or 360 versions.Overall: 9.3
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PSX Extreme
The evolution of videogames has slowly moved into freedom over the years, cementing the whole concept of a living, breathing world.
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PGNx Media
The sequel to Morrowind is bigger, more intricate, prettier and just better.
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GamePro
Most importantly and most powerfully, however: The completely open-ended nature of this experience creates a very real sense of infinite possibilities.
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Extreme Gamer
the PS3 gets ambushed from the shadows on the downloadable content, but its recovering and still has a lot of fight left. Oblivion is an easy “must have” for all PS3 owners, this is omega of role-playing games that likely won’t be surpas
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Yahoo! Games
Finally, it's an indisputable must-have game on the Playstation 3.
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GamingExcellence
A year later, it still feels like the first
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GameTrailers
In its effort to bring gamers into the enticing, but expensive, next generation, one of the Xbox 360’s biggest assets was the 2006 role-playing game of the year, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
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Console Gameworld
"Welcome to the Starry Heart of Dawn's
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Digital Entertainment News
Long-term relationships can breed familiarity, which is turn can cause one to take it for granted. Then, every once in a while, that special gal gets a fresh hairstyle or surprises you with a new outfit and suddenly everything is fresh again, you
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TotalPlaystation
Though the game starts out fairly rigid and nebulous, with you creating your character from a handful of Cyrodiil's races, sculpting the frankly fugly faces (it can take a good hour before you create something that most would find attractive) and
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Da GameBoyz
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Oblivion for short) has already made its debut on both the PC and Xbox 360.
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AceGamez
and play - it's a question of what platforms you have access to. What can you play this on? Have you got a high spec PC or an Xbox 360 (I'm assuming you have a PS3!) Does it matter? No. All that matters is that you play Oblivion at some point in your gami
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