This has been gone over a million times in the other $10 coupon thread. Last time AC was on sale I got it for $19. On sale for 39.99 - $10 coupon - $10 of RZ certificates. YMMV.
sweet.. i've never shopped at walmart so I'm not familiar with their practices, but I just might have to take advantage of this situation so I can pick up a copy of dmc4 on the cheap
I picked it up this morning. However They seam to be letting people know about not taking copies of the coupon. I was able to argue it saying it was not a copy i printed it.
Not only are you wrong, but the game actually is one of the strongest sellers of the holiday season (on both PS3 and 360).
This has been discussed before (with respect to CoD4 deals), but the idea is that retailers sell these games at a loss to get foot traffic in the store. Nothing at all to do with how well a game is selling. Or, better said, they do this with games that are selling well in order to ensure that the sales strategy actually works.
Oblivion is a pretty involved game. It is definitely not a game you can finish off in a weekend. There's a lot of detail..... I purchased it (for $60) last year and I bet I haven't put in more than 10 hours total. I just can't seem to get into it. I find myself becoming bored pretty quickly. I guess it's just not for me. (Which is odd because I used to love Ultima III and IV back in the day.)
That being said, I'm sure you know it's received wonderful reviews.
I don't know if I could do a good job at summarizing the game. It's a first person RPG that allows you to explore the entire in-game world as you want. You can go town to town doing the many quests, join multiple guilds, do the main quest, search different dungeons, and so on. There are many classes like warrior, caster, archer, and the various combinations.
I spent about 60 hours in the game and had a lot of fun. There are also expansions, but I never got into those as new games came out.
It's the closest experience to WoW you'll find off-line.
There are four main quest threads: the main quest and three guild storylines, as well as a huge number of smaller quest threads scattered around the game-world.
I personally prefer its predecessor Morrowind, since Oblivion ended up over-simplifying a lot of gameplay aspects.
I wasn't particularly thorough, but I finished the game at about the 120-hour mark. I think I was closer to 200 on Morrowind.
I received the actual coupon in an issue of GamePro magazine. Not sure if its in stores since I'm a subscriber.
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