The project was planned to release for the handheld console PlayStation Portable.
The company Bethesda Softworks was secretly worked on the game series The Elder Scrolls, information about which was leaked to the web. The network has flowed from a few videos with the gameplay of a project entitled The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion, which is planned to release for the PlayStation Portable handheld console.
The rollers with the game actively are deleted or blocked at the request of the lawyers of Zenimax, the parent company of Bethesda Softworks, however, they are still available in the network. The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion, as it turned out, was being prepared for release, following the appearance of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in 2007. However, the development decided to collapse before it was completed partly because of lack of funds, partly due to the fact that the game was not good enough to wear the proud name of the series.
A leaked version of the game provides several levels, elaborate battle system, storyline and some NPCs. The developers planned to add to the game around 180 quests, but only part of them managed to implement in the game.
If the game was released, players would be able to visit high Rock, Daggerfall, Glenpoint, SunGard, Artikler and other locations in the world of the legendary series. Currently, the publisher is not going to develop a game for either the PlayStation Portable or for a more modern handheld consoles. Apparently, the players have not happen to see the game, although the developers of Saints Row, Volition team released the first cancelled game for handheld consoles.
