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"Oblivion comes to the PSP with all your favorite free-form gameplay, unprecedented graphics, cutting edge AI, character voices by acting legends Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, Terrance Stamp, and Lynda Carter along with its award-winning soundtrack. The footage was taken down by ZeniMax, but restored shortly after. On May 17, 2016, footage as well as copies of beta builds of the game from June 2006 and January 2007 were leaked. Bethesda Softworks has declined to speak on the matter, and it is rumored that Climax Studios, the outsourced developers of the game, ran into difficulties.
There has never been any official reason given for its cancellation or even official confirmation that it was canceled. The price was listed at $39.99 on Amazon, with other stores selling it for $10 more.
In January 2008, the game appeared on listings again, including Amazon. In November 2007 the deposits were returned to those who had pre-ordered, making it look like the game had been canceled. The game was originally available for pre-order from several retailers, including GameStop, and was planned to be shipped in April 2007. It doesn't have wide-open, wander-the-landscape kind of stuff". it has the experience of the dungeon romp. The game was announced in the November 2006 edition of the Official PlayStation Magazine, which stated that, compared to the console versions, it was planned to be "a very different game with a different story line. Holding L will allow you to strafe, and holding R will let you look around the area from your character's perspective." "The analog stick will allow you to move forward, backward, and turn sideways. The controls were influenced by Metroid Prime. Eighteen out of the twenty-one skills from Oblivion were present. According to executive producer Todd Howard, the game would have featured ten large levels that look much like areas in the console versions, but more concentrated. It was planned to lack the free-roaming gameplay usually associated with the Elder Scrolls series. It would have been the fifth mobile game. Oblivion (PSP) was a planned Elder Scrolls Travels game to be released around a year after TES IV: Oblivion.
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