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The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles

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from: Bethesda

October 16, 2007
If you liked oblivion and want some more questing, get shivering isles. Its a bit bizarre but hey, you've just completed quests in a land filled with elves and talking lizards so this will not be much of a stretch for you. Enter the realm of dementia or mania (your choice) and encounter new foes n freaky friends. You can use the character you already built in oblivion to wander about in this new area, questing and offing the offensive creatures that get in your way. Far from long but still satisfying. Interesting psycho drama. two thumbs up. Same game play as in oblivion, this is just an extension of territory with new unlockables. Have fun with what it is. I loved the mushrooms and the new armor...felt like a beatles song...lucy in ... Read More:

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Ninety-Nine Nights

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from: Microsoft

August 17, 2006
I have to admit that this game is impressive from a technological standpoint. It's truly amazing to see so many characters on screen at once with barely any slowdown. There's a level of mayhem to this game that's quite enjoyable but it gets old kind of fast. The gimmick of being able to throw yourself headfirst into hundreds of charging enemies and dispatching all of them in explosive battles is fun for a bit but it's all kind of repetitive. The controls are responsive but make no mistake, this game rewards button mashing like few others. Any combination of buttons will give you fancy results and combos ranging in the thousands. Graphics are pretty nice and the sound is well done also but the game seems to be lacking something due to its incredibly ... Read More: