The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

THE GOOD:
Good lastability, very good graphics, good AI system, some good story lines and quest lines. Community supported modules and plug-ins(PC Only), vast styles of combat giving players the option of playing the game how they want.

THE BAD:
Immense requirements for Highest possible graphics, misplaced Meshes and items. Some bugs still exist in the game. Lacks quests and a few abilities/spells from previous games in the series.

SUMMARY:
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the fourth installment of a already quite popular series and carries on the story from the previous games Including The Elder Scrolls III: Marrowind what like Oblivion was also a best selling game as well as receiving the reward of Game of the Year (Oblivion GotY 2006, Marrowind GotY 2002).

It's needless to say people were expecting alot from oblivion and on most points it has met them and in some even exceeded expectations.

The game offers highly...

THE GOOD:
Radiant A.I, Expansive landmass to explore, Open Ended, Free-roam, Improved combat, magic, stealth systems, Amazing gamer made mods.

THE BAD:
Seems to have been rushed, No where near 2000 quests but more like 200 quests, demands a high end PC, lacks Morrowind's ability for indepth storyline and history

SUMMARY:
What to say?

I am simply lost for words at this game. I came from playing Morrowind and thought that was awesome but when I first played Oblivion. Nothing could beat it.

The game simply sucks you in with its jaw dropping graphics before throwing you at a forked path road with a sign saying "Do whatever you want, go wherever you want to go". Basically you don't have to follow the main quest straight away. You can simply explore and do other things, which makes this game so great.

The leveling system is different to Morrowind, meaning enemies level with you and means you gain more of a...