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Review Recommended Shivering Isles review

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Cipher
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Meh...why knock other people's reviews, it's all a matter of perspective. From one person's point of view Oblivion is a crappy dumbed-down shell of an RPG designed to make FPS players think that they now 'get' RPGs while ensuring that the next generation of potential RPG players never know what a true cRPG is. From another point of view, however, it's a brilliant lower colon cleanser. I read gamespot daily to keep my bowel motions regular!
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There's always the alternative of presenting the facts without emotional bias. But that just wouldn't be cricket.
 
Starwars

Starwars

Arcane
Joined
Jan 31, 2007
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Sweden
Well, you win some, you lose some. Have you noticed that in the Swedish edition of PC Gamer, when Oblivion is mentioned favourably in later issues, it's usually with a reservation about the game not really being a role playing game?
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Haven't read any of the later issues. I used to read a lot of the gaming magazines, but I just stopped. How is the swedish PC Gamer nowadays?
 
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