Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - Game of the Year for Xbox 360 Reviews by Gamers

I will not include any spoilers in this review with a slight walkthu of how to finish the training level

upon starting the game you are a prisoner, and the king must escape, the castle from inside your cell were the guards placed you by mistake.
at this point yo navigate thu the underbelly of the castle/jail, at this point it is a really good ideal to press start an go into your options an turn the brightness to max--at least till you get outside, so you can see an locate the doorways, to exit to the outside, now once yo are outside you have selected your class which has 3 levels of modification to suit your playing style, be weary of putting all or even too many skill point in just one skill at the beginning of the game

once you really get into the game you will eventually notice there are four places to get mission objectives the fighters guild, one in most or all towns sames with the mages guild, there is also a thieves gang in which you can play a part in, all of that plus the main quest line, an there are plenty of side quest even above an beyond what I have mentioned.

oh, the equipment is rad, i mean the more you use it the less effective it is so you must repair it with repair hammers more often than you think, the more you repair your equipment the better your repair skill gets an you break less hammers that way. every lock can be picked.
the music above average actually
the graphics are amazing
the controls are fluid an easy to pick up
gameplay, very very addictive
storyline awesome
addons well um you can tell it was the same programers, tho, perhaps they were under the influence of something, shivering isles addon "look at all the pretty colors, then, what THE!!!"

HAVE FUN YALL

When I first played Morrowwind I was completely taken aback with awe on the immense detail and depth of how the game was. That took an immediate back seat when Oblivion was released when the 360 launched over 4-5 years ago. You can't even imagine that it has been that long, yet this game is still the best RPG game of all time. With the lush scenery, intelligent battle system, voiceovers for absolutely everything (albeit same voice actors for several characters, but hey voiceovers rule), and many many side quests so if you get bored with the main storyline you can go do other things.

Once you beat the main storyline you can still play the game and polish off the side quests and with the addition of the expansion quests and DLCs you add even more depth to an already outstanding game.

If you are a fan of RPG style games, and are looking to add a classic to your library, definitely pick up Elder Scrolls: Oblivion: Game of the Year edition. You will definitely not be disappointed.