yeah oblivion on the pc is 10x better than the console, primarily due to mods, also due to superior hardware.
skyrim I expect is same for same reasons.

On my pc I installed a ton of mods, but ones I remember off hand are, beefed up textures as I mentioned in an older thread my oblivion now looks better than current next gen console games, cosmetic mods such as lights coming on at night, game balance mod which stops monsters always been your level (stupid system), another mode that makes legendary weapons level up when you level up (again default system stupid), a load of bug fixes that did not make it to the offical patches, and somne mods that make the spell system better, one of them been that high level spells actually look high level, in default oblivion all spells look the same no matter how weak or strong they are. Probably about 20-30 mods altogether I installed.

Dragon age a rpg similiar in that it has pc mods and the game is way better on the pc than the console, but dragon age is a much smaller game than oblivion so far easier to get into and beat.

Dragon age 3, looks awesome, and that I believe is a next gen game, it looks good enough to make me spend £400 or whatever the price is on a next gen console if it were exclusive, for me thats the type of killer game to make me buy a new console.

Dragon age 3 tho will also be out on xbox360/ps3 and pc tho so isnt next gen console exclusive. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Age:_Inquisition

Edited by Chrysalis (Sun 13-Apr-14 20:35:21)

That does look good

Yea you're right the big bonus of PC games over consoles is that people make mods and patches for them