The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion user reviews (Xbox 360)

Pros it is true that u hav ur own life

Cons u cant put addons and patches like the pc's

Summary the best rpg for pc and 360,a must hav

Pros good graphics, more advanced than elder scrolls 3

Cons loading is a pain but is worth it

Summary i personally like elder scrolls 3 better, it seemed more realistic to me but this one is awsome as well

Pros one-on-one combat system, lots of sweet weapon choices

Cons load times, but not much else

Summary As an avid gamer, I must recommend this game! I don't think that I've ever played such an enjoyable title, with quite the emmersive world that this one does. Lots of things to rave about, but the most important thing is Oblivion is fun...plain and simple. I must admit that I absolutely hated Morrowind, too complicated and terrible load times. This game is a much improved version of a well thought idea. Look into the expansion packs for this guy too, The Shivering Isles is a trip!

Pros lots of stuff to do, cool weapons and magic

Cons Oblivion gates start feeling a bit repeatitive, and you never feel as superior as you should. sometimes there is rendering lag in the backgrounds

Summary First off, this is the best RPG I've played since Diablo 2. The graphics are stunning. The story is easy to follow. Or you can run off and do all of the side quests. You can basically cater this game to the kind of experience you want. If you want to just burn through the main components and get to the end boss, there isn't anything stopping you, but with all of the side quests that pop up along the way, it isn't likely that you will be that honed in on the main objective.

My biggest complaints:
The backgrounds are sometimes too big to handle, and there is some glitchy jumping as the trees appear right in front of you. The Oblivion gates start feeling repeatitive. And the monsters always seem to be at your level. There doesn't seem to be a point where you can go to a part of the game that you started off in and just annihalate your opponents. I liked that about Fable and Diablo. But it's always challenging, so that keeps me interested.