Game Refuses To Stock PS3 Game - 30th Apr 2007 8:24am
Originally Posted by Digital Spy
Britain's leading high street retailer GAME is refusing to stock copies of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for the PlayStation 3.
The game, developed by Bethesda and published on Sony's console by Ubi Soft, is not available in any of the firm's 400 UK and Ireland stores.
Already a huge success on Xbox 360 and PC, picking up numerous awards and shifting over three million copies, great success was expected from this latest release.
But the PS3 version, which went on sale in the UK from today, is likely to see its chart success hampered by its omission from the UK's leading games chain.
GAME was refusing to comment on its reasons for not stocking the game at the time of writing.
The game, developed by Bethesda and published on Sony's console by Ubi Soft, is not available in any of the firm's 400 UK and Ireland stores.
Already a huge success on Xbox 360 and PC, picking up numerous awards and shifting over three million copies, great success was expected from this latest release.
But the PS3 version, which went on sale in the UK from today, is likely to see its chart success hampered by its omission from the UK's leading games chain.
GAME was refusing to comment on its reasons for not stocking the game at the time of writing.
So it seems the PS3 isnt as important as Sony would have you believe, cos if it was Game would never have refused to stock it.
I aint played the Elder Scrolls since Morrowind, i might get this one and see how its improved since its available on the PC.
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