Oblivion was unveiled for PSP a good year or so ago but it's been a long time since we've heard anything about it. To be honest, we thought it'd been whacked a long time ago.

And chances are it probably has. But that hasn't stopped a potential release date popping up on good old Amazon.com. According to the online retailer, the Climax-developed game (Bethesda handles PC, 360 and PS3 versions) will ship on June 30, 2008.
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Kotaku received a few tips from readers today who have been contacted by their local Gamestop drones bringing them bad news-The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion has been canceled for the PSP. Rumors about the game's cancellation have been swirling since... well, since it didn't ship in the Spring of 2007 as previously planned. However, strong rumors indicating that the game was finally kaput were hinted at this summer.

Kotaku did not heard word from Bethesda Softworks, but the game has indeed been removed from Gamestop's online store. Kotaku waiting to hear back from the Elder Scrolls developer on the matter and hope to dash your dreams officially soon.
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Rumor has it that Bethesda has mothballed, or perhaps even permanently canned the Oblivion destined for the Playstation portable. According to rumblings, Climax'x Portsmouth team, which was working for the game, has been recently plagued with major production problems and was running increasingly late.
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will be released for PlayStation 3 this November and PSP in March 2007, according to game-retail giant EBGames, which recently posted these launch details for the two, as yet unconfirmed, versions of the massively single-player RPG. A release schedule from developer Bethesda, leaked in April, supposedly revealed plans to release PS3 and PSP versions of Oblivion this November. However, with EBGames posting dates - most likely as placeholders for now - it would ...
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Wednesday 26 April 2006 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion could be on its way to PlayStation 3 and PSP in November, according to murmurings that started on an internet forum. While forums aren't usually the most reliable of sources the one in question, Gaming Age, has long been known as a place where developers and industry insiders have been able to discuss and swap ideas. The poster who started the speculation revealed that they had managed to get hold of a release schedule from Elder Scrolls ...
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After appearing - and then disappearing - from retail giant Gamestop's website months ago, PS3 and PSP versions of the hugely successful (and just plain huge) RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion have finally been confirmed. The PS3 version of the game, due in November, will include new content - most notably a new faction, the Knights of the Nine, perhaps the focus of rumored Oblivion expansion pack Knights of the White Stallion for PC ...
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Sierra Entertainment today revealed that the cast to the upcoming movie Eragon will also be used as voice overs in the next-gen title Eragon.

Take a look at the list of stars who will be voicing the characters in the Eragon game...
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If stories of one boy, an empire in trouble and a rather fortunate dragon egg are your cup of tea, you'll no doubt be pleased to hear that publisher Vivendi will be bringing the game version of forthcoming fantasy movie Eragon to multiple consoles later this year. The game will be appearing on Xbox 360, Xbox, PS2, PSP, GBA, DS and PC in various guises - with no sign of a GameCube version, though - and will be given its first showing at E3 next month. On consoles and PC, developer Stormfront ...
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Q Entertainment, best known for the PSP hit, Lumines, has officially announced they will be bringing Every Extend Extra to Xbox Live Arcade. This version will feature the usual Live Arcade bells and whistles: online multiplayer, Achievements, leaderboards and customized sountracks in case all that clubbing music isn't your thing. Beginning its life as a freeware offering called Every Extend, the trance-heavy shooter was ported to the PSP last year under the moniker Every Extend Extra. Fans of ...
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Gamestop is currently pricing Every Extend Extra and Lumines II for the PSP at $29.99. This is great news for PSP gamers to have two more-than-likely solid games be priced relatively sanely.
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