| If you haven't played a PC-based RPG, you
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| | dish out light and powerful attacks by
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| might not know what you're missing.
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| | tapping or pressing on the action button
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| Traditionally these games are huge and
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| | while at the same time using your shield
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| full of details - from the storyline to
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| | to block blows from the enemy. The AI is
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| the graphics. Console RPGs have to be a
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| | excellent and puts up a good fight. They
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| lot more restricted due to processing
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| | get cocky when they are gaining the upper
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| limitations but with the Xbox 360, that's
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| | hand and will often slink away if they
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| all in the past. This Elder Scrolls IV:
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| | are getting a bad beating.Your magic
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| Oblivion version surpasses many PC-based
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| | powers give you a lot of flexibility. You
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| RPGs and blows away virtually ever
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| | can use it to launch fiery projectiles or
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| console version of the genre. This is one
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| | enchant the enemy into giving up their
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| seriously amazing game. And in case
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| | weapons and making them totally
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| you're wondering, it's also available for
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| | vulnerable to the simplest of attacks.
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| the computer.Consider this the definitive
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| | These magic powers will even allow you to
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| version of the Elder Scrolls series. It's
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| | summon powerful demons and various
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| not a continuation, it's an evolution.
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| | magical weapons.It's nice to have the
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| Perhaps even a revolution. It's an
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| | option of playing the game in first or
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| all-new adventure with new characters and
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| | third person perspective. For my money, I
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| a new storyline. Prior knowledge of the
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| | enjoy the first-person. The action is
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| series is not important. You can jump
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| | much easier to see but there are times
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| right in, create your own character and
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| | when the third-person will give you a
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| be up and running in moments. You are
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| | much better view of your surroundings
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| given total freedom with your character.
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| | especially in mountainous or maze-like
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| You can choose to be good or evil, or
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| | environments. Don't forget to toggle
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| perhaps a mix of both. You are not
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| | between them and use them to your
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| restricted by skills. Combine magic with
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| | advantage.On the various paths that lead
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| your combat skills. You can use a variety
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| | from the main cities to the various
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| of different skills and choose to
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| | villages you will encounter many
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| level-up only the ones that you're
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| | different gameplay opportunities
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| interested in. You won't necessarily
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| | including dungeons that require
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| receive experience points for combat,
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| | exploring, enemies that you must outwit
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| you'll get experience points based on
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| | or overpower and characters that require
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| performances that favor the skills that
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| | your assistance which results in numerous
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| you use most often. You'll only get
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| | side-quests. You are not required to
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| experience points for combat if you
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| | travel these paths by foot if you don't
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| become a warrior. If you're into magic,
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| | feel like it. You can go by horseback or
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| you'll get experience points for the
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| | even be teleported to the next area in a
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| successful use of magic. In this way the
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| | flash. There is no extraneous wandering
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| experience is much more personal.There is
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| | if you choose not to do it. Even the side
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| so much to see and do in this game that
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| | quests that you choose to perform are
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| you could wind up playing it for months -
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| | well organized in that you're given
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| and it's not as dry as most lengthy RPGs.
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| | directions and instructions so that you
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| This game is loaded with action and
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| | don't have to search around aimlessly for
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| adventure. Even if you've never played an
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| | such information.The towns and villages
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| RPG before this one won't bog you down
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| | are loaded with non-playable, but
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| unless you choose to read all of the
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| | interactive, characters. There are
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| books that give you a back history to the
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| | hundreds of them and all are fully
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| story. There's a natural flow to the
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| | voiced. They will give you clues and
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| gameplay that makes it seem like real
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| | offer you side-quests. These characters
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| life. You can go straight to the main
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| | display great animated facial features
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| quests or you can branch out into
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| | that are incredibly expressive. Their
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| hundreds of different paths and
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| | reactions to you will depend on the
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| experience all that the game has to
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| | personality that you've cultivated.The
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| offer.Set in a fantasyland of elves,
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| | game is narrated by Patrick Stewart. His
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| orcs, monsters, myths and magic, you
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| | voice is so authoritative that he could
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| become aware of a plot to overthrow the
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| | read aloud an Archie comic and make it
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| present emperor when he recognizes you
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| | sound like a Shakespearean tragedy. The
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| from a dream and entrusts you with the
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| | other voiceovers fall into the "good"
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| search for his illegitimate child. The
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| | category with a few more natural sounding
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| kingdom is overrun by monsters from Hell
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| | than others.The graphics are nothing
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| which are being transported to your
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| | short of incredible. All of the
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| dimension through Oblivion Gates. To
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| | environments, whether they be woodlands,
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| learn the secrets of closing the gates
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| | cities or a version of Hell, are highly
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| you must first flee the Imperial City,
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| | imaginative and distinct. I didn't detect
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| being careful not to come under attack by
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| | any reuse of textures. Everything appears
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| these loathsome creatures.You have three
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| | to have been created fresh, from scratch.
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| main powers at your disposal: Stealth;
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| | This kind of visual depth would be
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| magic, and combat. You can employ ranged
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| | impossible on the PS2 considering how
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| weapons such as the bow and arrow as well
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| | massive this world is.Elder Scrolls IV:
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| as magic-generated projectiles to kill
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| | Oblivion sets a new standard in RPGs.
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| the enemies. Melee weapons such as a club
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| | There isn't a lot of difference between
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| or even your bare hands can also be
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| | the PC and 360 version. Just make sure
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| employed to defend yourself. If you
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| | your PC is loaded or you won't enjoy the
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| prefer, you can run or sneak past the
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| | same crisp, graphic resolution. There is
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| enemies using your stealth skills. As in
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| | so much to do in this game and the
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| Splinter Cell, there is an invisibility
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| | interactivity of the AI makes it seem
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| gauge that will indicate the enemy's
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| | like a massive online multi-player
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| ability to spot you. The more skill you
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| | experience. Expect months of fun and
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| develop in this area, the harder it will
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