Installing The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion to your Xbox One.
Installing The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion to your Xbox One.
If you would like to install The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion on your Xbox One, follow the relevant process below:
Install Oblivion from disc.
If you have a physical copy of Oblivion (on disc):
Insert the Oblivion Disc 1 and allow the Xbox One to install it. Once complete, select Oblivion from the Xbox dashboard to play.
Install Oblivion from the digital store.
If you own a digital copy of Oblivion:
Navigate to the Xbox Store from your Xbox dashboard. Select the Seach option and press [ A ]. Search for "Oblivion" and filter the list for games. Select the Oblivion game from the list. From the game's store menu, select Install .
Install Oblivion DLC from disc.
If you own a physical disc copy of Oblivion Game of the Year Edition.
Insert the The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition Disc 2 . If the game launches automatically, exit out to the Xbox dashboard and close it. Navigate to your recent apps and find the " Install Disc " option. It looks like a DVD icon. Select the Install Disc option and press [ A ] to begin downloading and installing the DLC. The console should download approxmiately 1.1GB of content. Upon completion, you should receive a notification stating that Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine add-ons are installed.
Install Oblivion DLC from the digital store.
Navigate to the Xbox Store from your Xbox dashboard. Select the Seach option and press [A]. Search for " Oblivion " and filter the list for games. Select the unique Add-ons you wish to install. They should be listed next to the game itself. From the Add-on's store menu, select Install . Upon completion, you should receive a notification stating that the Shivering Isles or Knights of the Nine add-on has been installed.
Note: Oblivion's total DLC is as follows, with only Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine being available on the Game of the Year disc:
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The purpose of this page is to document some aspects of Oblivion that are specific to the Xbox 360 version of the game. The vast majority of gameplay is identical on all platforms (PC, Xbox 360, or PS3): the quests are the same, the glitches are the same, etc. One difference during gameplay is that reaching certain milestones will unlock achievements; these are listed at Xbox 360 Achievements. Achievements added by the Shivering Isles expansion are located at Xbox 360 Shivering Isles Achievements.
Xbox One [ edit ]
The Xbox 360 version of Oblivion is backwards compatible on Xbox One. Old saves can be synced between the two consoles via Xbox Live.
Missing PC Features [ edit ]
Some of the PC features that are not available on Xbox 360 (or PS3) are:
The console. This means that in many cases bug fixes that are used by PC players are not available to Xbox 360 players. It also means that most cheats and exploits are not available. The construction set. The construction set does not directly affect game play; rather it allows the game files to be viewed and edited. A lot of the information on the Wiki is derived from the construction set, because it allows the factors controlling game play to be easily identified. Mods other than the official plug-ins cannot be installed due to security features that prevent modification of the Xbox 360.
Interface Differences [ edit ]
Although the keyboard and Xbox controller clearly provide very different methods of interacting with the game, most of the controls work the same way. Some differences, however, include:
On the Xbox 360 there is no way to toggle Always Run, despite suggestions otherwise in the game guide, or Auto Move. Walking vs running is controlled by how far forward you push the left thumbstick. Slight motions of the thumbstick will cause your character to walk; pushing the thumbstick as far as it will go will cause your character to run. (This is most obvious if you use third-person view). The Quick Save and Quick Load shortcuts are not available; save and load are only accessible through the Menu options.
Controller Settings [ edit ]
A complete list of controls is provided at Controls. Some game controls that are not obvious or are not covered in the game guide are:
When at the "How many items?" dialog (e.g., when selling multiple items), Left Bumper or Right Bumper moves the slider all the way left (one) or right (all), respectively. When an item is selected in your inventory, Left Bumper will drop the item in "grab" mode. Grabbing an item this way does not require you to hold down the Left Bumper . Unlike the PC, spells cannot be repeatedly cast by holding the Right Bumper .
Xbox 360 Fixes [ edit ]
One problem specific to the Xbox 360 is that the cached game data can become fragmented, leading to a gradual deterioration of game performance, including lagging and screen freezes. To fix this problem, you need to press and hold the A button on the controller while the game is first loading (up until the "Bethesda Softworks" logo appears). For more information, see Oblivion-Fragmented-Cache-Data-Fix.
Audio [ edit ]
The track "Auriel's Ascension" is not included on the original Xbox 360 version of the game. However, it is included on the PC and PS3 versions and the Game of the Year edition of the Xbox version. Some minor dialogue is changed or omitted from the Xbox 360 version. [ verification needed — examples? ]
Video Output [ edit ]
A video output of 720p/1080i is supported in the Xbox 360 version of the game.
Patches [ edit ]
If you are connected to Xbox LIVE, your Xbox 360 will automatically prompt you to install the patch by telling you that "an update is available for this game". You do not need to pay for Xbox LIVE GOLD membership; the free membership is sufficient to obtain the patch.
If you are insistent on being able to continue to play without the patch ( e.g. , to retain your ability to clone and use other exploits), it may be possible to simply decline the patch. But if you decide to go without the patch, you will remain vulnerable to many unfixable bugs in the game, and you will not be able to play any of the newer official plug-ins (The Vile Lair or later).
It is also possible to remove the patch if you ever feel the need to. To do this, first open the "System" blade in the Xbox 360 dashboard, then go to memory, and press Y on the hard drive to open the "Device Options" menu. Then press the following sequence of buttons: X, X, Left Bumper (LB), Right Bumper (RB), X, X. You will be asked if you want to perform maintenance on your hard drive and delete all patches. Choose yes. To later reinstall the patch, just get onto Xbox LIVE again. However, if you had downloaded additional content that relied on the patch, loading a save game may cause your game to crash (particularly true if The Shivering Isles is installed), or will at least reset the plug-in content, causing you to lose any equipment you may have obtained from the plug-in.
With the August 6, 2008 update of the Xbox dashboard, the ability to clear your cache is available in the system tab.
Official Plug-ins [ edit ]
All of the official plug-ins, including Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles, can be downloaded from the Xbox Live Marketplace. An Xbox live subscription is not necessary to download the plug-ins (i.e., the free silver membership is sufficient), but you will need to pay for each plug-in using Microsoft credit (originally Microsoft Points). If there are multiple users on your Xbox 360, the plug-ins will be available to all accounts (user profiles) on that console.
If you wish to delete an official plug-in, you just need to delete the associated file. Under the "System" blade, select "Memory", "Hard Drive", "Games", then "Oblivion". The directory that is now open lists all your save files, and also lists any downloaded content. Select the file for the plug-in you want to get rid of, and choose delete. If you delete the plug-in file, you can subsequently download a new copy without having to pay for it again.
In addition, a Shivering Isles DVD is available for purchase in retail stores; a Game of the Year edition of Oblivion is also available. A hard drive is necessary to install the plug-ins for Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine from the DVD even if you would have enough space on the S-Console sans hard drive's 4 GB internal memory unit.
The Shivering Isles DVD includes only Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine. It requires that you separately purchase (or already own) Oblivion. The GOTY edition is a full version of the game, including Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine. It is a two-DVD set: the first DVD only contains the original Oblivion content; the second DVD must be installed in order to add the extra content. The GOTY edition does not include any of the other official plug-ins. The Shivering Isles and Knights of the Nine are available on DVD as well as on Xbox Live Marketplace. The other eight official plug-ins are only available for the Xbox 360 through the Xbox Live Marketplace (with the exception being a disc given away with an issue of the US edition of Official Xbox Magazine; this disc contained Wizard's Tower and Thieves' Den).
Unofficial Mods [ edit ]
Unofficial mods cannot be played on an unmodified Xbox 360 or PS3. While it is possible to access the Xbox 360 with some programs, it is not possible to add mods since doing so would require creating an Xbox 360 container file, which is only possible if you know the encryption method and private key used to generate the hashed security certificates.
Transferring Game Saves [ edit ]
Using a USB memory stick [ edit ]
Xbox 360 game saves can be transferred to a PC (running Windows 98 or later) fairly easily since the April 2010 system update, which grants the ability to transfer save games to a generic USB memory stick in a partially encrypted form. The only hardware required to transfer saves is a USB memory stick with a capacity equal to or greater than 1GB, as anything under that is not supported by the Xbox 360. A walkthrough of the Modio method can be found here. [1]
It should be noted that Microsoft has begun a process of banning save files shared on the internet by blacklisting specific console IDs that have been seen uploading their save game files.
Transfer your save files to the USB memory stick. Under "System Settings", choose "Memory". If you haven't yet configured your USB stick for use with the Xbox 360, select your USB device and choose how you want to partition the space. Select the device on which your save files are located and then select "Games", "Oblivion". There'll be a list of downloaded content and save games. Select the files you want to transfer and copy them to the USB memory stick. Once you're done copying, you can now plug the USB stick into your PC. Extract your save files from the USB memory stick. Method 1 Download USB Xtaf Xplorer [2]. Extract the files anywhere and run USBXTAFGUI. Click File. Open Device. The program should automatically detect the USB stick and a folder 0. Content will appear. Navigate though the folders by double clicking until you reach your Oblivion save games, which are in the form SAVE NN - (hex code). Select the save games you wish to extract, click Extract and choose a folder where you want to save them. Method 2 Download Modio [3], extract, and run. Click the orb in Modio (the one with an M in it) Click "Explore my device. " Click "File>Open/Close Drive". Modio should show you a view similar to xport360 or xtaf. Navigate to your oblivion folder and open it. Click on your save. Right click and choose "Extract" and save it to your Desktop. The file you have at this point still is still an Xbox 360 save. We will need to convert it to the .ESS format. Pull up the main Modio window and click n drag the save from your Desktop to the window. Click the tab "File Contents" and right click on "gamedata.dat" and save it to your PC Oblivion save files directory as "Whatever.ess" You're done! Start up Oblivion, and load the game!
Using an Xbox 360 Memory Unit (MU) [ edit ]
It's possible to transfer Oblivion save games from an Xbox 360 memory unit to the PC, but it is a much more difficult process. It requires additional hardware and several shareware programs. This section describes one procedure that has been used successfully to transfer files, that does not require making any modifications to the Xbox unit. Although the process has been tested, use it at your own risk.
Before starting, you will need to purchase:
An Xbox 360 memory unit (MU), for example a 64MB unit. A Datel Xbox 360 transfer kit (and the included Xchange360 software).
Both are commercially available at stores that sell Xbox 360 accessories.
You also need xport 360 or xplorer 360 xtreme so actually see your HDD and you would need a rehash/resigner program such as modio or concept v 3.0 Transfer your save files to the memory unit. (Only necessary if target save file is not already on a memory unit) Under the "System" blade, select "Memory", you should then see both your hard drive and the MU. Select "Hard Drive", "Games", "Oblivion". you should then see a list of all your save files, and any downloaded content. Select the files you want to transfer, and copy them to the MU. Transfer the data from the memory unit to your PC. Plug the MU into the USB cable that comes with the transfer kit. Open the Xchange 360 software that comes with the transfer kit. Click on the 360 memory card blade, and "backup your memory card". A single ".z36" file containing an image of the entire contents of the memory units is created on your hard drive (by default to the folder "My Documents\X360 Memcard Images"; this can be changed under options) Convert the image file from a ".z36" file to a ".bin" file For the Xplorer360 software (used in the next step) to recognize the image file, it needs to be converted to a different format. Download and install XIC from 360-HQ (currently available as "XIC V1.0.exe") Using XIC is straightforward, just double click on the .exe and you will be prompted to provide the names of the .z36 and .bin files Extract individual Xbox360 save files from the image Download and install Xplorer360 from 360-HQ (currently available as Xplorer360beta5) Open the software, and from the "Drive" menu select "Open. Image", and open the ".bin" file You will then be able to explore through the image's directory structure; the save files are typically in a directory buried several layers down under "Content" on "Partition 1" The oblivion files will be listed as files with names like "Save 2451 - 01C6DDD6B53A3B30"; the save number will match the save number visible in-game. Highlight your save files, then under the "Edit" menu select "Extract. " You will be prompted for where to extract the files to Extract the oblivion save file from the Xbox 360 container file The files you have at this point still have an extra layer of Xbox RSA-type security included in them. If you try to load these files as-is into a PC version of the game, the load menu will recognize the files, but the game will freeze up if you actually try to open them. Download and install wxPirs.exe [4], available in version 1.1; for release information see xbox-scene.com. Note that this software also requires installation of Microsoft .NET framework. Under the "File" menu, open one of the files extracted in the previous step In the bottom panel, you should recognize the title of the save file, e.g., "Save 2451 - Nenya, Level 20, Play Time: 255:43:30"; the real data that you've gone to all this trouble to get is in the right hand panel, always identified as "gamedata.dat". Right click on "gamedata.dat" and choose extract; pick a name for your save file, e.g. "Save 2451.ess". Transfer this .ess file to your PC Oblivion save files directory, and you're done Start up Oblivion, and load the game!
If you are able to connect your Xbox hard drive to your PC, it is instead possible to directly access the save files from your hard drive using the XPort 360 File Browser (or other software). Copy the save files directly to your PC; this replaces steps 1 through 4 above. You will still need to use step 5 to remove the security layer. This method saves time and hard disk space, and also does not require the purchase of a memory unit.
Transferring PC Game Saves to the Xbox 360 [ edit ]
Transferring PC game saves to the Xbox 360 is possible, however the PC save MUST NOT MAKE USE OF ANY USER CREATED CONTENT e.g. If your character is a vanilla dremora via plug-in then the xbox version will accept it because it has the Dremora components but if the save contains any content that was not part of the vanilla game then upon loading the xbox will crash (freeze).
A USB Stick/Cable (Note: If you are using a USB stick then make sure you Configure it first if you haven't already by plugging it in and then go to System Settings/Memory/USB Storage Device/Configure)
Choose any of your saves from the Xbox 360 version, and then follow everything above up to getting the Xbox 360 save to your computer. If you are using a USB Stick then transfer the save from the Xbox 360 to the Stick and then plug it into your computer. Copy or cut your preferred PC Save and then paste it onto your Desktop. Rename the PC Save to gamedata.dat (make sure it is exactly like that). Open Modio, or download and install it if you haven't already. Click on the circular blue 'M' at the top left. Select Explore My Device. Click File and then click Open/Close Drive Click the folder called Content until you reach the file with your save Right click and select Extract Save it to your desktop Minimize the Xbox360DeviceExplorer Window and then drag the Xbox 360 save to the Modio Window and release Select the tab File Contents Right click on gamedata.dat Select Replace File Select your PC Save Go back to the first tab and click Rehash and Resign Then click Save to Device Then place your save back into the Xbox 360.
You're done! Enjoy!
Using Xbox 360 Downloadable Content While Offline [ edit ]
You may find that if you are using a different console than the one you originally downloaded the plug-ins on, that you will be unable to use them when playing while offline, this is because the licenses for the plug-ins are associated with your old console and need to be migrated to your new one. To rectify this and be able to use the content offline visit www.xbox.com and follow the "license transfer" process in the support section.
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Microsoft’s Xbox backwards compatibility team is adding Xbox One X-specific enhancements to four high-profile Xbox 360 games that are already playable on Xbox One: Halo 3, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fallout 3, and Assassin’s Creed. All four updates will be available for free to anyone who owns the game on November 7, the same day the Xbox One X launches.
Some titles now have 10-bit color depth unlocked where they previously were restricted to 8-bit by the Xbox 360, and all have nine times the on-screen pixels. I got to see Halo 3 running in a developer mode that clearly showcased the difference. The left half of the screen was standard Xbox 360 emulation on Xbox One, which already offers framerate smoothing and other subtle benefits. On the right it had the enhanced color palette and the 9x pixel count.
Above: A comparison of Halo 3 running on an Xbox 360 vs. an Xbox One X.
“It’s been genuinely startling to see how it looks [on Xbox One X],” said Halo franchise development director Frank O’Connor. Indeed, a look at the Last Resort multiplayer map’s palm trees saw greatly reduced “noise” on the palm fronds and fewer jaggies when looking at a large vertically oriented object such as the turbine in the center of the map.
And with original Xbox backwards compatibility kicking off for Xbox One tomorrow, I naturally asked O’Connor if we might see Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2 be brought forward to the Xbox One family. “Statistically [Halo 3] is the one by far we get asked about the most,” he said, which isn’t necessarily a denial!
I also got to walk around in Megaton in Fallout 3 on the Xbox One X, and as the team used development commands to turn the X enhancements on and off the wires running across the streets and the ruined buildings in the distance were starkly different. First the jaggies were there, and then they were gone. A signpost with a lot of text on it also looked obviously sharper and clearer on the new console.
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One of the best games of all time!
I originally had this game on the XBOX360 way back in 2006. I pretty much fell in love with it. Oblivion was my first Elder Scrolls experience. I happen to enjoy it more than Skyrm. Both games are amazing and although Skyrim has made improvements (such as the graphics, combat system & followers, etc), I feel that Oblivion has a better story, more interesting characters, and more challenging guild quest-lines. Oblivion also kept more traditional rpg elements (such as the class system, major/minor skills) which many people wish Skyrim had. Oblivion even lets you customize/create your own spells when you make it to the Arcane University! This game is one of the greatest open world, medieval fantasy experiences you will ever have.
338 out of 340 people found this helpful.
One of the Best Games Ever Released.
I started playing Oblivion in 2006 due to the hype, and I've been an Elder Scrolls fan ever since. It's my favorite in the series. I oftentimes even listen to the soundtrack while driving. I'd love to see a remake and/or the setting, Cyrodiil, again in Elder Scrolls 6.
66 out of 67 people found this helpful.
5 Star RPG.
What I like about the Elder Scrolls IV is the beautiful environments and especially the sky whether it's day or night. I like the music and I also like sudden feelings you experience throughout the many events you encounter while traveling for your quests. Oblivion is a great game and I couldn't ask for a better rpg at the time. It will always be my favorite Elder Scrolls and I still play this game till this day.
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My First Elder Scrolls Game.
I remember, many years ago, as a kid when I used to play 'Oblivion' on my cousin's Xbox 360. It was one of, if not the first video game I've ever played on Xbox. A lot of great memories playing this game. The game's soundtrack is my favorite video game soundtrack. Very beautiful and relaxing music by Jeremy Soule. Even though I don't play 'Oblivion' as much as I used to, it will always remain as one of my favorite video games of all time.
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a toast to halo.
Never Use Disc 1 of GOTY Edition.
I love this game it's one of my favorite RPGs. There is so much you can do from exploring the beautiful land to making people like you more with a little persuasion mini game or just bribing them to stealing an elder scroll as apart of the thieves guild or helping Dedric Princes for unique items. Once you get to the first Oblivion gate the map becomes full of them so you can keep on killing demons. There are 4 factions and tons of side quests that are intresting and the choices you do in the game actually mean something to some extent. Even though the game can get a bit repetitive at times but you will still want to continue playing. Now the dlc that come with the GOTY edition work once you download the game and the dlc (via disk 2).You have to make sure you have disk 2 in the disk drive it will launch the game BUT you will have to quit the game and go to your games & apps and press a on oblivion if that doesnt work delete the dlc and reinstall the dlc and still do what i said before.
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The most unique game ever.
For long I waited to be availabl3 on Xbox One. This game is the best game in my opinion. A game worth adventuring, questing, and discover. This openworld is beautiful medieval genre with radiant glow to make look more immersive.
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My absolute favorite game.
When I was first introduced to Oblivion, I was told it was like Grand Theft Auto and Legend of Zelda. I instantly fell in love. I play this game on good days and bad ones. Definitely one of the best games made.
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Honestly one of the best games of all time. I always come back to it. Thank you Bethesda for making this game. <3.
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6.66gb..well..if the devil likes it.
skyrim has great features, but i feel it never matched up to oblivion in terms of culture. im not trying to be cheesy but youll like how colorful the lore and stories are in oblivion. Some people r giving 4 stars bc they dont see a dlc download, idk but i would check if theyre included in the base game b4 choosing to not get it. just be careful with the gamer curse, its always hard to fall in love with something that has outdated graphics and features, if you get to that point, just keep playing and youll adapt, i promise its a GREAT GAME. This was the highlight of my mornings when i was younger, i would ACTUALLY WAKE UP EARLY just so i could play 30 minutes b4 school. Oh, how 30 minutes used to be such a long time, screw you, Age. But youll love it, 1 of the greatest rpgs of all time, a generation defining game, thnx beth, get me fallout 3 and we gon party -grm, OUT.
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Its a Good one But watch out.
This game is really good, sword and shield and a lot like Skyrim but a little different. The graphics are good enough (I like 720p 36 bits resolution). I haven't really come across any bugs besides things dealing with Stats registration ( Items stolen sum inaccuracy, the red item icon not appearing on some stealible things). But man with this game you got to be really careful about leveling, be sure to get those +5 attribute bonuses, all 3 everytime or 2 at least until Strength and Endurance gets to 100. The only thing I don't like is the fact that you have to be careful/strategic in leveling, but I don't mind it like that though.
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The next slate of backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games have arrived on Xbox One, including a fairly big-name game in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.
Four new games in all are now available, Microsoft announced today. In addition to Oblivion, Trine 2, Medal of Honor: Airborne, and AstroPop are all now playable on Xbox One.
If you already own any of these games digitally, they should show up automatically in your Ready to Download list on the system. Alternatively, you can pick them up through the Xbox Store links below or pop your physical disc into the system.
Some major additions to the backwards-compatibility list have come this month, including Mass Effect 2 and 3. You can see the complete list of supported games here.
Oblivion is now backwards compatible on Xbox One.
As is Medal of Honor: Airborne, Astropop, and Trine 2.
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion has been added to the Xbox One's backwards compatibility library.
It's joined by other Xbox 360 titles like DICE's 2007 WWII shooter Medal of Honor: Airborne, Microsoft Studios' XBLA puzzler Astropop, and Frozenbyte's physics-based fantasy side-scroller Trine 2.
Oblivion was one of the Xbox 360's earliest successes, having launched only a few months after the console's November 2005 release. At the time we awarded it full marks, and though its successor Skyrim has usurped its throne in the hearts and minds of many, Oblivion still has a strong following a dozen years on. In fact, some of its diehard fans have been trying to remake the epic adventure as a Skyrim mod. Bless 'em.
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