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It's highly disappointing at the lack of care that has gone into post-support for the PS3 version of Oblivion. For those who haven't played Oblivion before, this is a good deal. The game is one of the best this generation has to offer, and is still a top-tier title, even for its age. The "making of" DVD, as well as the $10-off coupon for the upcoming Skyrim are nice. At least, on the surface. Others have reviewed this game to death, so this review is based soley on the 5th Anniversary's extras, which are frankly non-existent. Before you spend your money again, know that those of you who have played the Game of the Year Edition of Oblivion on PS3 are getting the exact same game in a new box. The 360's downloadable content is absent again, and there is no trophy support (Bethesda has confirmed there are no plans to include them now or in the future). But quite possibly the most disappointing factor of this 5th Anniversary re-issuing is that the notable, show-stopping "A-bugs"(game-ending bugs found in the PS3 releases) are still present here, and there are no plans to fix them (also confirmed by Bethesda). These problems should've been addressed in the form of patches in the past, but to re-release the bugged game again is unacceptable. The hype for the upcoming Skyrim sequel is the main reason behind this re-release, and though the "making of" DVD is a nice form of extra for those that want it, you're essentially paying $30 to get a $10-off coupon for Skyrim upon its release later this year. Oddly enough, if you've NEVER played Oblivion before, this is by far your best deal. It's easily a five-star game in itself, and includes both expansion packs. The review score is based soley on the "new" content; or in this case, lack thereof.