This time I remembered to ask if this was a DLC or included in-game. He showed me it's teleportations to get around the house, the Altar Of Spellmaking that it included and the beautiful Alchemy Garden. He told me that it's more of a mage type place on Mt. About 2 months later, and about 60 conversations later, we both decided to bring his Xbox 360 to my house again because he said he has another amazing house called Frostcrag Spire (thinking to myself, 'Yippee! PS3!'). So I thought to myself, 'Oh well, guess it's an exclusive for Xbox 360' but now I know it was for PC also. I spent weeks trying to find out how to get it for my PS3, but sadly enough, it wasn't available for PS3. At the time I had no idea it was DLC and just loved how amazing the place looked. About a year later he brought his Xbox 360 over to my house to show me his Battlehorn Castle house DLC. We would have daily conversations on our progress, our comical moments (Free Cheese For EVERYONE!), and our best battles. To get to my point, my close friend, Ian, has The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for his Xbox 360 and he enjoys it just as much as I do. The game itself is flawless and has been my favorite game since I first recieved it. When I bought it I recieved Game Of The Year Edition so I didn't have to worry about not having Shivering Isles or Knights of the Nine (which I can purchase on the Playstation Network). I played for hours and hours each day with my Sorcerer (Mage) and my Gladiator (Warrior) characters named Dante and Kush. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion came avaiable for PS3 and that made me as a giddy as a school girl. Before I begin my point of this thread I would like say some things about this game. Hello, this topic is merely a complaint due to the seperation and exlusion the PS3 buyers recieved.

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