This week, The Elder Scrolls IV:  Oblivion was delayed to the first or second quarter of publisher Take Two's  fiscal year.  That means that you won't be seeing the game until some unspecified date between January and April of the next year.  In other delay news, THQ has decided to push back all of their 360 titles to next year.  They had three in devleopment that were supposedly going to drop this holiday season.  Instead, if you were waiting for Moto GP 2006, Saint's Row and The Outfit, you'll waiting until between January and June of next year.  Sorry!

Sony's PSP system value pack never came with a USB cable or software for converting movies, music and pictures to an acceptable format for the system.  So now, just because they're nice, Sony is letting you pay for their media manager which was released this week.  You can download it at the site listed below.  Don't forget though that you'll need a PSP USB data cable for the system in order to transfer your newly transformed files to your PSP and a memory card big enough to store it all.

Worldwide, that is. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata was quoted earlier this week as saying, in reference to the Revolution ""I can only say that it's coming out during 2006, but it will be after the current fiscal year. We hope to make it a simultaneous worldwide release as much as it's possible." There were rumors of a June 2006 release date earlier this week, but we don’t think Nintendo can launch that soon worldwide. So, while there’s no official release date for the system yet, we here at BRE think you should expect it under your Christmas Tree next year.