Actually, the game started out as a T rated game and was later changed from T to a M rated game.
They changed it because it would basically make the game look better to the consumer but it would. There's that and that the ESRB standards for rating games are becoming more strict on violent games.
Rated T games: Violence, Mild language, blood, etc.
Rated M games: Drugs, Mild language, blood, nudity, etc.
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What is the difference between the T rated and M rated editions of Oblivion The elder Scrolls IV?In a word, nothing. The REAL reason is because originally, the game was going to be rated T for blood violence, the like. But the skill alchemy was apparently affiliated with drugs, and on the PC version it is possible to download mods for nudity. It matters not if you purchased the T or M version, you can skill access the skill and if you have the pc version can still download the mod. The rating is debated, and really depends on the users opinion. Basically, there is no difference.
There are some.... disturbing things in Elder Scrolls IV, the fact that's there are "zombies" with blood and gore, and perhaps the evil demons (though I doubt the demons are why), that may be the difference. So perhaps they don't have blood in the T rated edition... or the zombies, but I've never played the T rated one.... there's also some illicit things in the game, I guess, you can take your victims clothing for your own use which leaves them in their underwear (though not naked in anyway, just a little... revealing.)What is the difference between the T rated and M rated editions of Oblivion The elder Scrolls IV?
Nothing, they're the same only the T was changed to M. Thats all. If you're buying oblivion you're making a good choice. Its one of the best games!
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