The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Deluxe GotY Edition - $17.95 @ Direct2Drive

That's a much better price (Steam's $34.99 price tag is highway robbery), but many mods are unlikely to work with its proprietarily encoded .exe

Just an FYI, the retail no-cd cracked exe did actually work for replacing the Steam version for me.

Anyone know the prices of those DLCs gotten separately? I don't have access to check currently.

If this was for the 360, id of jumped on it probably.

I have a bunch of steam games, but not familiar with d2d. Does it work like Steam where you have to launch an app to play the game, or can I install this on both my home PC and laptop without having to go to the internet.

[quote name='jalu6']I have a bunch of steam games, but not familiar with d2d. Does it work like Steam where you have to launch an app to play the game, or can I install this on both my home PC and laptop without having to go to the internet.[/QUOTE]

From what I have heard, you do not have to launch an app, but I could be very wrong.

I personally have never downloaded anything from this site, because I don't typically play PC games. My friends, however, say this is one of the better PC game sites out there. Of course, they say that Steam is much better.

If I'm not mistaken, the GOTY versions of Oblivion have SecuROM on them, just so folks are aware. I don't know how D2D handles DRM.

Here's the DLC equivalents for XboxLive.

Horse Armor Pack (DLC1) 200
Orrey (DLC2) 150
Wizard's Tower (DLC3) 150
Spell Tomes (DLC4) 80
The Vile Lair (DLC5) 150
The Thieves Den (DLC7) 150
Mehrunes Razor (DLC9) 250
Total XboxLive points: 1130

That's $7.50-15 depending on how much you pay for points.
I'm tempted to get this even before I have a computer that can run it well, even though I have GotY for 360.

You have to install D2D's app in order to download the game, but you can then launch the game without it.