The world of Oblivion is so incredible I just had to get the Collector's E­dition. I can recommend it to any Oblivion fan. The box and folder are sturdy, well made and look great. The additional dvd in the folder gives insight to the making of the game and the additional booklet contains background information and worthy for a freak collector like myself.

The game itself is not bad, well worth the money. However it could have been so much more. The graphics are fairly samey and lack the variation in environment that made Morrowind a great game. This minimised my will to go exploring, marginalised even more by the ability to quick travel. The character interaction and voice acting is still as sub par as ever and only serves to irritate in most non story related encounters (characters are know to speak in disjointed accents while they chat to each other in the same voice).

Graphics were impressive for the time but have always been needlessly demanding when other games have pulled off far more impressive visuals with similar requirements (see Just Cause). This meant that when I played the game my computer still chugged in areas and I had to reduce specs to suit.

The storyline is quite short compared to the other Elder scrolls titles which is forgiveable thanks to many hours of side quests.

All in all it just didn't pull me in like Morrowind did – that's not to say it wasn't enjoyable, just a lot less then was expected from a game of this calibre.

This game is the best game ever it goes on for ever and theirs hundreds of things to do it kept me occupied for one month and thats a lot for me. I reccomend it 10/10