On March 24, 2006, German players were finally able to plunge into the province of Cyrodiil.
Almost exactly 19 years later, The Elder Scrolls 4 is now returning: After many rumors and Leaks, Bethesda now officially reveals.
But in 2006 it was not only the Oblivion year, but also crammed to the edge with other highlights. So it is high time for a brief review!
Do you remember the hits from back then and what memories do you combine with the 2006 games?
Game review for 2006
- The new Zelda game for Gamecube and as a launch title for Wii hit like a bomb and, with 96, won the highest metoscore of the year.
- Nobody suspected that this brute new cover shooter for Xbox 360 would justify a traditional series from the Unreal makers at Epic, which still shapes the market today.
- After relic with Dawn of War shaked the world of real-time strategy two years earlier, the next big prank scored with the WW2 game. Dream ratings hailed.
- When the Ghost Recon games were still tough single player tatik games, Advanced called fortifter methodical approach and offered incredibly good graphics.
- At the end of 2006, Creative Assembly again unleashed epic medieval battles. The completely improved part of the series is still considered one of the best strategy games ever.
- Just a few months after the new Ghost Recon, another Tom Clancy game sent us to tactical Swat inserts and ended up with a metacitic result of 88.
What happened in 2006 ...
January 27, 2006:The Los Angeles Saucheran Office charges against Rockstar Games because of the highly explosive sex-mod Hot Coffee.
10. May 2006:The twelfth E3 is held in California, the major announcements include Bioshock, Assassin's Creed, Mass Effect and PlayStation 3.
1. September 2006:Roblox comes onto the market without much attention - today the platform is gigantic and has around 85 million players a day.
December 8, 2006:With the Nintendo Wii, a revolutionary new console comes onto the market and sells 113 million times in one year.
Do you remember your personal highlights? Which games and events from the Oblivion year have been particularly remembered? Tell us your nostalgia trip below in the comments!
