The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion will be released for PlayStation 3 this November and PSP in March 2007, according to game-retail giantEBGames, 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 seem there could be some truth to the claims.
Bethesda did not return calls for comment from our UK sister site, although its last response to their questioning - that no announcement has been made regarding a new version of Oblivion - left the door wide open for interpretation.
Above: An image from the Xbox 360 version of Oblivion. It seems unlikely it could look half this good on the PSP, but we'll wait and see
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