Ubisoft has yet to announce a release date for Splinter Cell: Conviction, but that hasn’t stopped GoGamer and GameStop from listing it for a June launch.

Over on both retail sites, the Tom Clancy tactical action game is listed as coming out June 30 for both PC and Xbox 360.

Sometimes these dates are an estimate, other times they know more than we do.

We’ll see once E3 hits or the official announcement comes out. Whichever happens first.

The American dollar’s apparently so devoid of value these days that GoGamer really just doesn’t care anymore. The site’s currently kicking its inventory out and telling it to get a real job with a certifiably insane 48-hour madness sale. Seriously, look at these deals:

• Little Big Planet (PS3) (I) – $21.90
• NCAA March Madness 08 (PS3) – $5.90
• Guitar Hero Aerosmith Software (Wii) – $11.90
• Stranglehold (Xbox 360) – $9.90
• Top Spin 3 (Xbox 360) – $9.90
• Prey (PC) – $2.90
• Evil Genius (I) (PC) – $4.90
• The Settlers VI: Rise of an Empire (PC) – $4.90
• Rainbow Six: Lockdown (PC) – $4.90
• Saitek Notebook Optical Mouse Yellow – $1.90
• Brain Spa (PC) – $4.90
• Call of Juarez (PC) – $4.90
• Blazing Angels 2: Secret Missions (PC) – $4.90
• Gabriel Knight 3: Blood of the Sacred (I) (PC) – $4.90
• Dark Messiah of Might and Magic (PC) – $4.90
• Seven Kingdoms Conquest (PC) – $4.90
• Music On PSP (PC) – $1.90
• Virtua Tennis 3 (PSP) – $9.90
• Saitek Mini UFO USB Hub – $1.90
• ATV Off Road Fury Pro (PSP) – $9.90

You’d have to be some kind of fool not to capitalize on this bounteous sales bonanza. Now then, go on. Time’s running out, etc.

Thanks, EvilAvatar.