Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Collector's Edition for PC

Special Collector's DVD Edition
The Collector's Edition will contain a DVD featuring a Septim coin, 112-page "History of Tamriel", exclusive artwork, screenshots and a "Making Of" documentary created by ThinkFilm, chronicling the lengths to which Bethesda went when it came to capturing the movement of a horse and the various voice-recording sessions.

Get Ready for Oblivion!
Oblivion is a singleplayer game that takes place in Tamriel's capital province, Cyrodiil. You are given the task of finding the hidden heir to a throne that sits empty, the previous emperor having been killed by an unknown assassin.

With no true Emperor, the gates to Oblivion (the equivalent of hell in the world of Tamriel) open, and demons begin to invade Cyrodiil and attack its people and towns.

It's up to you to find the lost heir to the throne and unravel the sinister plot that threatens to destroy all of Tamriel.

Special Packaging
The Collector's Edition comes with an outer slip pack. It's a variation on the regular edition with more of a leather book cover look to it.

The inside is a four-panel digi-pack, the right panel holds your manual, map, reg card, and inserts. The one next to that holds the disc for whichever version you purchased.

The disc tray on the left side hold your bonus DVD (see above), and the pocket on the far left holds your Pocket Guide and coin.

Bonus DVD
The bonus DVD includes extra features like concept art and renders and screenshots and so forth, but the real meat of it is the behind-the-scenes documentary on the making of Oblivion.

This documentary was done by the very talented folks at thinkfilm, who are very well known and have done film work on a lot of very big TV shows and movies including West Wing, Armageddon, as well as some great documentaries.

Map
A nice map of the game world. Slightly different approach and art style than the one for Morrowind, as it matches the style and feel of the in-game map.

Septim
Includes a real replica of the coins, or Septims, that appear in the game as the official currency. It feels exactly like it should, like something that just got plucked right out of the game world.

Pocket Guide to the Empire
Like the coin, another "relic" from Tamriel in the box. It's 112 pages and looks and feels authentic. It has a lot of history and information about how things got to where they are, and why.

Rulers, wars, great leaders, famous people, memorable events, and so on. It's simply dripping with the lore and flavor that make The Elder Scrolls what it is.

Manual
Another jam-packed, full-color, 48-page manual with as much of the nuts and bolts and "how to" of the game as could be squeezed in.

Game Disc
One DVD! Yes, it all fits on one, it's only available on DVD for PC users.