The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion was a great addition to the PlayStation 3 lineup. Straight off the success of Morrowind, Oblivion pushes the RPG genre to the boundaries by creating an open ended ...

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Back in April, there was talk of Oblivion ports for PlayStation 3 and PSP in the works, but speculation quickly died down after E3 passed with no further announcement. But recent listings for PS3 and ...

About a whole decade ago, back in 2006, Bethesda announced that they were bringing an Elder Scrolls game to the PSP. This game would be called Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion, and it was going to ...

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The footage you see above was captured by PtoPOnline using a homebrew PSP via copies of the discs acquired from redditor 42OPraiseIt. You can look over the history of how the discs of the canned game ...

Some time ago, Bethesda had planned a PSP edition of Elder Scrolls IV. It was going to be part of the “Travels” series, but it simply wasn’t meant to be, and was canned. Today, new footage and ...

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Modojo.com reports that Bethesda is porting The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion to the PlayStation 3 and PSP. While the site does not state the source of this information (read: consider it a rumor for now ...

Gameplay videos and images showing off playable builds of the now-cancelled The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion title that was announced for the PSP years ago appeared today. The videos were swiftly ...

Word from Kotaku is rumor that Bethesda Softworks has decided to delay, or even permanently cancel the upcoming PlayStation Portable version of Elder Scrolls: Oblivion. The whispers coming from an ...