I'm merely trying to warn you of what a mistake it is to purchase this game. I could go and on with flaws that annoyed me, but I'm done with this game. Creatures you summon have animation flaws and are physically unable to attack enemies. The game claims you can customize your own spells, but this means that you can add one of five or six power-up cards to the limited number of spells the game has. The magic aspect was also a huge letdown. I have one of the most generic TV's ever made, and not only does the game not display correctly, I could find no way to adjust the display. The flaws were numerous ranging from a cumbersome user-interface to an unbelievably aggravating quest system, with multiple colored dots appearing on your HUD and no quick way to distinguish which one you were supposed to be traveling to, and when I would try to read the quest in the pause menu, it was smashed into less than a third of my screen, with a portion of it being cut off of my square 27-inch TV. I did thouroghly complete the game, and got 950/1000 gamerscore points, because in spite of all of the flaws, there were aspects of the game that I really liked, it had great potential. I purchased this game after seeing several screenshots and reading that it was supposed to be, 'Oblivion on Steroids.' Two Worlds is Oblivion dying of a massive heroin overdose, and I mean that in the worst possible way. If you have a spare 26 hours to blow on nothing better as I do, then by all means, give it a shot, otherwise save yourself that pain. The characters looked like paper mache when you were involved in a conversation, the voices were laughable and the plot was rather dry and boring. The single biggest standout problem for me was the terrible in game conversation. Twin Peaks missed a few key ingredients to making this any serious competition for any other game of this genre. It obviously is not a 1/10 or 2/10 but this game is a FAR cry from being anything more than 5 out of 10, TOPS! It does have some fun parts but this genre is better left to the professionals at Bethesda Softworks. After 26 hours of game play and finishing the game, I was still waiting for it to 'get better'. It is very cumbersome I did give this game the benefit of the doubt though because some friends told me to wait about 10 hours into the game before I really cast judgment.

The inventory system leaves a LOT to be desired as well. The graphics are choppy, character control is sloppy, and the fighting looks like a third-person fighter of the Sega Genesis era. I was a HUGE fan of Oblivion and had read a few reports that this game was 'Oblivion on steroids' well t hat statement is absurd.

I felt the graphics were sub-par for a 2007 release of an XBOX 360 game. After the initial story is given, it is time to take control of your character. I received my game and popped it in with the highest expectations imaginable. After a long day of reading them all I came to the conclusion that you are either going to love this game or hate it. Just before my purchase arrived, I took another glance at the reviews just to get a little more excited and was very disappointed to find that all of the 8/10 and 9/10 had dropped drastically and were now replaced with 1/10 and 2/10. I want to first say that I purchased this title based mainly on the reviews that were given before the release.

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