1. I bought the Collector's Edition on TES IV: Oblivion the day it came out and enjoyed it a lot. Especially with the mods. Although when I played Morrowind I liked it better on the Xbox so I'm going to test this one out on my PS3 and see how I like it. If I don't then I'll just sell it to my brother.

Posted at 5:03PM on Mar 19th 2007 by drim_vells

2. I downloaded the game on my PC..and I just bought it at gamestop..er well, payed off my pre-order...so now I wont go to hell...right?

Posted at 5:13PM on Mar 19th 2007 by Tyler

3. Bought it and paid for 1-day shipping, so nothing left to do but sit and wait for it to arrive.

Posted at 5:55PM on Mar 19th 2007 by Ken

4. @6
That's for Europe! We're talking about shipping it to North America!

Posted at 7:20PM on Mar 19th 2007 by mb3

5. @6
That's Europe!!! We're talking North America!!!

Posted at 7:24PM on Mar 19th 2007 by mb3

6. Save $10 and buy it first thing at Circuit City. $50 for ES:O is a great deal, especially with the new Knights of the Nine content, yay PS3!

Posted at 7:59PM on Mar 19th 2007 by Jose Godinez

7. I already have it on PC and 360. I don't really feel like buying it again for my "cheap" blu-ray player that happens to play Resistance.

Posted at 9:35PM on Mar 19th 2007 by Dash

8. While my computer might be able to handle it(I haven't checked because I don't care) I might get it on PS3, after I get a PS3.

Posted at 9:35PM on Mar 19th 2007 by Ghost

9. "I have my copy on order. This is probably one of the first shipping titles that will really show off the PS3 hardware compared to XBox 360, if IGN's sneak peak review is any indication:

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/762/762108p1.html

"The PS3 version of Oblivion isn't a simple port of the game either, although players who have picked up the 360 version will be very familiar with the control scheme. For one thing, the PS3 version has been optimized to take advantage of the Cell processor and hardware that the system offers. As a result, the game runs a lot faster than the 360 build. Entering dungeons or buildings results in a load of 3-5 seconds, compared to the 7-10 seconds or longer for the 360 version of the game. Similarly, the amount of framerate drops or hitches that cropped up in the wilderness as you accessed a new area on the 360 have been substantially reduced on the PS3 version. There is a plan to completely eradicate these issues as the game nears release, as well as fixing a number of bugs that were present in the other builds. Kiss the item duplication glitch goodbye.

Visual textures are much sharper in the PS3 version of the game.

The visual presentation of Oblivion has also been significantly enhanced. While it was a beautiful title on the 360, far off environmental details often displayed low resolution textures. This has been fixed with new shaders dedicated to rendering the foreground cleanly with sharper details, so rocky landscapes now have craggy appearances instead of smooth, non-distinct surfaces. While there is still a fair amount of pop-in that occurs (which can't be helped due to the size of the world), the draw distance is farther than the 360 version. As a result, screens from the PS3 version should approach those from high end PCs running Oblivion, which is an impressive feat."

Posted at 10:37PM on Mar 19th 2007 by madgunde

10. erm, might wanna check this out first
http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=15245
If it's true, sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

Posted at 10:25AM on Mar 20th 2007 by Insomniac

11. Oh yeah! Was originally going to get an XBox 360 just for this this game, but then I hear it would eventually come out for the PS3. So needless to say this was the original reason for buying my PS3. But now there are so many reasons to love the PS3, and with upcomming games it will only get better.

Posted at 3:38PM on Mar 20th 2007 by Regrezz