No. I had a few friends take pictures of the physical copies they owned and I've seen a couple pictures of the pages of the physical version.

I'm a little angry that it was released 3 weeks late. If it was released back in July, when scheduled, it'd be available for only $2 now.

I know, it's wonderful!
I want to get it, but money is tight. It's only $4, but I'm broke :S

Well, I did like the look of them in the show

Yeah, I'd probably say its the best figure in the line. EXTREMELY detailed for its size, and while the weathered look is a bit odd since they were so shiny in the show it does add an extra level of depth to the figure.

FINALLY have a Cyberman! Which are apparently shortpacked so that explains why I've had so much trouble finding them.

It's pretty fun in Skyrim. There's not much to do, unfortunately, but it's fun. Just do a few random theft quests, then the main story. The 2nd to last Thieves' Guild quest in Skyrim nets you the Nightingale armor, which looks pretty badass, and the Skeleton Key, which is an unbreakable lockpick (I personally didn't need it, but it's still nice. The final quest is to return the Skeleton Key from where it came, which I never got around to since it's a dungeon crawl quest).

Yeah. I couldn't not steal stuff in Morrowind. If it wasn't bolted down, then the only thing stopping me from taking something was whether or not was I was being watched

I reluctantly ended up joining the Thieves Guild in Skyrim, and it was fun because I got a pretty cool costume and the Skeleton Key (Though, my lockpicking was so good that I could pick Master Locks in one try), but I am hesitant to join the Dark Brotherhood (Since I play Elder Scrolls games as an RPG, not a medieval GTA, so I don't go murdering everyone I see).

And interesting. I'd probably rank Oblivion's theme as the worst of the 3, yeah.

I honestly don't remember what I did most in Morrowind. I went through that game like I did a game of D&D. When I did something stupid and died, I'd usually start anew (Unless I really liked the character ), so I was doing all kinds of stuff. I always tried to not just run around killing stuff, but with my luck (And kleptomania ), I had to fight more often than I could run (What would you do if you found a golden sword under someone's bed? Just leave it there? )

I didn't know Oblivion used Morrowind's theme, though (Not helped that I didn't play it nearly as much as Morrowind or Skyrim), curious. I do prefer Morrowind's interpretation of the theme. So much calmer, has more of a "Fantasy" feel, while Skyrim feels more like a Manowar cover

Yeah, Morrowind was my favorite, too. Granted, it's busted as hell (Soul Trap glitch, anyone? ), but it's still my favorite. It was fun, it was open ended, and it was great. Game starts, and you have free roam. You could take random quests, you could run around like an idiot, you could pick up a mace and kill an entire army of soldiers (True story ). But just having so much freedom in Morrowind was the appeal to me. It was a great experience and I remember having a ridiculous amount of fun in Morrowind.

I never got far in Oblivion. I bought a used copy that wouldn't play, then got another game rather than another copy of Oblivion (So my only opportunity to play was when a friend loaned me his copy for a week).

Also, did you know Skyrim's theme is just a sped up and more "Rock" version of Morrowind's?