New screens for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for PS3
PS3 users couldn’t have generated more orgasmic reactions when the Shivering Isles expansion for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Xbox360, PC) was announced for their shiny consoles. And with the game’s PS3 version nearing its release (this March, to be exact), I would personally put my ass on the line and bet that we’re all just about ready and geared up to come brawling to retail stores once this game hits the shelves.
So anyway, we have just stumbled upon a batch of brand spanking new screens for the said game and boy are they looking swee-heet. We’re pretty sure you guys know this already, but just in case it has slipped your minds, here are some of the cool features you can expect from the game:
- Pixel-shader effects
- All-new combat and magic system
- Over 1,000 non-player characters powered by an intelligent AI
- All-new faction and 10 hours gameplay
- First Person Melee and Magic
- character voices by Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, Terrance Stamp, and Lynda Carter, and tons more
That said, let’s just get to juicy part now, shall we? On to the screens!
Via WorthPlaying
PS3 users couldn’t have generated more orgasmic reactions when the Shivering Isles expansion for Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (Xbox360, PC) was announced for their shiny consoles. And with the game’s PS3 version nearing its release (this March, to be exact), I would personally put my ass on the line and bet that we’re all just about ready and geared up to come brawling to retail stores once this game hits the shelves.
So anyway, we have just stumbled upon a batch of brand spanking new screens for the said game and boy are they looking swee-heet. We’re pretty sure you guys know this already, but just in case it has slipped your minds, here are some of the cool features you can expect from the game:
- Pixel-shader effects
- All-new combat and magic system
- Over 1,000 non-player characters powered by an intelligent AI
- All-new faction and 10 hours gameplay
- First Person Melee and Magic
- character voices by Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, Terrance Stamp, and Lynda Carter, and tons more
That said, let’s just get to juicy part now, shall we? On to the screens!
Via WorthPlaying