A game mixed with stunning visuals, a deep storyline and relatable characters, a diamond who's flaws are limited...
Ok, time to deal with the bigger issues,
GAMEPLAY: Ok, gameplay wise this game seems pretty solid. Its combat system is innovative and is easy to get a handle on even if you aren't used to these kinds of games...(RPG's for those who are game-nameably challenged) and traversing the world is quite fun. 8.5
VISUALS: Visuals are, for me, amazing in this game. Yes, like any game there are area's where it is a bit more shabbily put together but on a whole, its a beautiful game. The scenery, the architecture is beautiful, and for all intents and purposes, the picture is clear and crisp. 9.0
SOUND: Sounds are wonderful in this game. Sound effects and background music is beautiful, the only issue I have with the sound is the voice-overs. Although you can hear every word clearly, it just doesn't seem to be acted that well. Jansen is probably the best but everyone elses performances seem to be quite bland. 6.0
STORYLINE: The story is amazingly deep and immersive. Although I'm only at the beginning of Disc 2, it has thrown so many curve balls at me I just can't stop playing. This game, like most RPG's is like a novel, and the story just keeps unfolding in new and wonderful ways. 9.5
OVERALL: This game is, as I have said in the review deck, a diamond with limited flaws, though that means it still has some, one of which is the length of the disks. Oblivion has over 100 hours of content on one disc, while I completed disc one in 10 hours. Its very disappointing, but that doesn't stop me from enjoying every moment of it. This is a game that once you get involved with it, nothing can stop you having one of the most emotionally connected gaming experiences of your life. 8.5