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GameStop: Oblivion (PSP) release on April 16...again |
Listed in: PSP Tags: Bethesda, Bethesda Softworks, GameStop
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This is peculiar. Just a few days after video game retailer GameStop had The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion RPG by Bethesda Softworks for the PSP dated for a September 3 release, the online store once again makes an about-face, placing Oblivion back squarely on April 16.
Confusing? Yeah verily, dear readers, although we're sure the Oblivion fans are relieved with this latest date swap. On the other hand, there is much speculation how this game will perform, given that past reports have stated players will be missing out on the game's famous free-roaming gameplay, and will instead have to contend with 10 levels worth of dungeon-crawling as they combat the Daedric threats heralded by King Tamriel's (aka Captain "Love-Doctor" Picard) untimely death.
It depends on your taste, really - some people would have preferred a more linear approach to the game, while other RPG fans felt Oblivion's meat was more in the side quests and the travelling, as compared to its central (and disagreeably short) plot. Of course, the GameStop release date is still open to change, with other gaming sites still listing Oblivion as a "Spring 2007" release and Bethesda's home site keeping mum. Just stay sharp for further news on a release date.
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First PSP multi-umd game ? XD
Why the hell can't game editors understand that PSP != PC portable ?! Damn, next we'll get the warcraft series and WOW on psp...
I want colourfull & cute games for my psp, REAL games MENT TO BE PLAYED ON A PORTABLE, not another cheap PC/home console adaptation.
I'm sick of it.
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the free roaming was the best part! its how i avoided doing the main quest
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