#Oblivion the shivering isles npcs mod#

We think our players are ready for something big and grand. We had always planned on doing a major expansion, just like with did with Morrowind, so we’ve been working on it since Oblivion went gold. And as I said above, the more gameplay in the DLC, the more our fans seem to like it. Why is the time right for Shivering Isles?īruce Nesmith: Well, we’ve released a lot of smaller downloadable content pieces, and even a moderate sized one with Knights of the Nine. The more gameplay a DLC has, the more popular it is. The biggest lesson that we’ve learned from the DLCs is that players are hungry to play. Now I have a hard time imagining making a game without them. We were really excited to be able to create official mods, i.e.

#Oblivion the shivering isles npcs mod#

We had a great mod community with Morrowind, but it was limited to the PC. Was this always part of you plans, and what has your experiences taught you about console DLC?īruce Nesmith: We always knew we would do DLC. You've shown great commitment to Xbox Live Marketplace DLC. We have a great team here that is dedicated to making the best possible games. One of our catch phrases here is “great games are played, not made.” It was never truer than it is with Oblivion. How proud are you that people are still playing Oblivion a year after release, sometimes racking up 100s of hours of playtime?īruce Nesmith: It’s the highest praise that any developer can receive. Pete Hines, Vice President of Marketing, Bethesda and Bruce Nesmith, Design Director at Bethesda are our two objects for this interview. Inside you'll find alot of thoughts about the Oblivion era, upcoming DLC, Isles game time, images with world map and much much more. It'll be released on the 27th of March, and will cost 2400p on the Marketplace. Thanks to the XCN, we got a new interview - this time with Bethesda, about their upcoming The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion expansion, named Shivering Isles.