The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Elder Scrolls is a series that has the fifth addition out already, Skyrim (I got it!), though this game is one of, if not the, best game I have ever played, even including the next one in the series. In Oblivion, you play as, well, whoever you want to be. You can be a Wood Elf (Bosmer), a High Elf (Altmer), a Dark Elf (Dunmer), an Orc (Orsimer), a Breton, a Nord, an Imperial, and a few other races, such as a Khajiit, a cat person, or a reptile like creature known as an Argonian. You can be good or bad, but if you are bad, you will have more enemies than if you are good (Kind of a given). Of course, if you are bad, you can join a faction (or guild) like the Dark Brotherhood or Thieves Guild, and if you are good, you can join the Fighters Guild or the Mages Guild. It is an open world game by Bethesda Studios. (Note: All of the races that have names in parentheses that end with -mer are related) I really enjoy playing this game, and if you're into a game with heavy storyline and lots of dialogue, you'll like this game. The only thing I would say is bad about this game is the combat, which tends to look a bit staged. Also, it's not very heavy in the graphics department, which may drive away some players. Over all, however, it is really fun with loads of side quests to distract you and a main quest that is fun and, best of all, not required, which makes the game even better.