The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles - Playstation 3

The Elder Scrolls and their expansion pack the Shivering Isles absolutely are amazing. The best game ever out there. So much imagination has gone into this game to keep the player captivated for hrs., weeks and months at a time. Skyrim is equally great, but somehow the Elder Scrolls managed to put more mysticism in their game.Wish there were more games out there like this !!!!!

I am betting I would love it, had it arrived like it said it did. Sadly, I still don't have it and still want to play it.

I have the game for the pc but this adventure on the ps 3 is truly much more epic i am glad that i now have the completed series and the shipping was truly gratifying for it was received well before the anticipated date of delivery.

Best way to say it is ok that all and do not buy so not worth it for they money

I really liked this expansion a lot until I got to a certain point in the game when it locked up and crashed. Unfortunately, it affected my original game too (without the expansion) and would repeatedly crash the game. Not sure what happened, but I would not recommend this because of the crashing problem. Otherwise, it is a great game!

OBlivion is probably one of the best games to ever be released. It is extremely creative, magic pact, and lots of fun. This game gives the player many options, for example: what character do you want, what skills do you want, what weapons do u want, what armour do you want, what quest do you want to go on, ect. This game has hundreds of places to explore, big towns to check out, lots of quests, and it is jam-packed full of magic accessories and weapons. The higher level you are the better the equipment becomes. Shivering Isles is... just Marvelous. The quality, the story-line, the new weapons, armour, its all superb. If you have The Elder Scrolls IV, Shivering Isles is the thing to get.

Item arrived ahead of schedule!

You can get Oblivion GOTY for $19.98, with Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine included, so a ripoff, but the expansion rules