The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition

Though not as good as Morrowind, this game has one thing its predecessor doesn't that gives it the charm it needs to hold up to the test of time - very insane personality. Where Morrowind's personality was grit, and gloom, expansive thought provoking builds, and dark quests, Oblivion cranks up the fantasy to 11. The cooky characters that are uglier than dirt, the fantastical map with bright green meadows and beautiful forests, and the heavily individualized quests make for a thoroughly memorable time. Where in Morrowind and some of Skyrim, the missions can become muddled and blurred together, almost every single quest in Oblivion is its own zany, well crafted story that will stick in your head for the duration of your playtime and beyond it. The main DLC, Shivering Isles, is probably in the top 5 best DLC in the history of gaming, and although Oblivion lacks the depth of builds and breadth of equipment Morrowind has, it will still give you plenty of content to feast on. This game IS worth your money, especially if you can handle some jank - but the jank is kind of what makes Oblivion as good as it is. Mod it to make it look a little prettier, sure, but experience it mostly vanilla because it's a grand time.

The Best Elder Scrolls Game. Played the daylights out of oblivion on the xbox 360. This version could really do with some official controller support tho because sometimes I just dont want to use keyboard and mouse. Other than that its exactly as i remember it. A fantastic game.