Review by Longsword24  "Incredible at first, but impossible to
repeat."   The newest in the Elder Scrolls franchise to grace
our consoles, Oblivion, is without doubt a brilliant addition to
the saga, but make no mistake, it is not without it's flaws.
When I first played my friend's copy of the game I got a mere
hour to play, but at the time I saw it as the best hour of the
month. I then had an opportunity to play further on another
friends copy, and this time had much more time to play around
with. Again, at the time, it was an incredible experience.  Then
I got my own copy and finally had a chance to really get into
it, but soon enough, the game wasn't as fun as I remembered.
Areas started looking very familiar, quests start getting very
generic, characters very identical. But more on that later, as
even with my main problem, Oblivion has some real high points to
it.   You are whoever you want to be, in true RPG style. There
is a good selection of races and a large degree of customisation
meaning that you ca