The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Xbox 360

Pros: Graphics, Sound, game is looooooooong!

Cons: Main story, few glitches here and there, might be to long for some.

The Bottom Line: It offers the same gaming experience as buying Tomb Raider, Hitman, Thief 2, Baldurs Gate and Deus Ex on a single disk.

Review: Bathseda's Elder Scrolls series has always had a sort of love hate relationship with gamers in general. Some love the series for their massive open ended structure and absorbing narrative, while others end up hopelessly lost and pine for a...

Pros: huge, fun, lush environments

Cons: animations, crime ain't easy, other annoying things

The Bottom Line: great game and it's the only RPG for the 360 to boot

Review: Let me start off by saying that I hated Morrowind (Elder Scrolls 3). Not only was the story incredibly boring/nonexistent at first, but the combat was just miserable. Since it was dictated by D&D dice rolls, a newly created player would miss almost...

Pros: Great graphics, solid story, tons of things to do.

Cons: The combat is still a little generic.

The Bottom Line: Oblivion is the first 360 game to really showcase what the console can do. If that weren't enough, it's a classic RPG to boot.

Review: Writing this review proved to be a great deal harder than I'd imagined. I think there are two reasons for this: First, Oblivion is a huge and multifaceted game. There's a lot of ground to cover and it's easy to concentrate on the few negatives while...

Pros: addictive, fantastic graphics, good dialog

Cons: buggy, loading times, needs more voice actors

The Bottom Line: By the Nine, this is a good game!

Review: Since the Wii hasn't come out with any games that interest me in some time, I decided last month to return to my

Pros: Massive gameworld with hundreds of quests

Cons: Character faces cause nightmares, repetitive voiceovers

The Bottom Line: Xbox 360: $400. Copy of Oblivion: $60. Annoying the hell out of town guards: Priceless.

Review: This new generation of gaming really hasn't been much different from the last; none of the Xbox 360 launch titles were the sort of game that couldn't be done on the Xbox or PS2, aside from the improved high-definition graphics and presentation. Many...

Pros: Flawless graphics, Huge world full of adventure, endless gameplay, Game of the Year!

Cons: You could play this game forever, framerate problems, occasional glitch, loading

The Bottom Line: It's worth every penny. The hardcore will love this game to death. This game also welcome the newbies. Infinite gameplay possibilities make Oblivion a must on the Xbox 360.

Review: This game is Oblivion. Oblivion is the type of game that many gamers get the rare opportunity of finding. It's worth 60 dollars on the store shelf but for many this game will be priceless. 99 percent of the games out there have a definitive ending...

Pros: 100 + hours of gameplay, next-gen. graphics, thoroughly explained tutorials, huge playable world.

Cons: Loading times, occasional lock up of system.

The Bottom Line: The game play & 100 hour game time makes Oblivion a stellar video game! Totally addictive & totally worthwhile. Enjoy it!

Review:
Let me start by saying Oblivion has set the standard for future RPG's (Role-Playing Games). No doubt by the rating I have given for this game, you can see that I think it's awesome. It's more than that... In a game where Pro's exceedingly weigh...

Pros: Endless hours of fun, huge game, beautiful graphics

Cons: Should be classified as legally addicting

The Bottom Line: All I can really say is if you have a 360, computer, or PS3 buy this.

Review: I don t normally endorse addictions especially with video game but with Oblivion I would be more than willing to make an exception. To be honest I never expected a video game to addict me so much, I don t have a very addictive personality, but for...

Pros: just about everything, 200hrs gameplay

Cons: Graphical popup

The Bottom Line: You will get your moneys worth.

Review: An In-depth review on one of the best selling and one of the most critically acclaimed titles on the xbox360. While this game is a massive undertaking with a gigantic beautifully detailed world to explore and countless missions to figure out is it...

Pros: Literally hundreds and hundreds of hours of gameplay.

Cons: A very significant portion of that time will be spent watching loading screens.

The Bottom Line: Only once in 4 or 5 years will a game leave me with the same sense of awe as this game did, and still is. Probably for a while.

Review: It is important that I preface my review with the foundation of my argument. Very simply, the game is huge, it is beautiful, it is infinitely replayable, but even the X-Box 360 lacks the power needed for this game.

More than once has my...