In the latest quarterly earnings, Ubisoft has revealed Splinter Cell Conviction has sold 1.9 million copies so far. Furthermore, the company’s earnings were up 90 percent, to $202 million. However, a bit of bad news as well: Driver: San Francisco has been delayed until Q1 next year.

Ubisoft has announced the first DLC for Splinter Cell Conviction, which goes under the name “Insurgency Pack” and will be released May 27 on the Xbox 360 and PC for $10. The DLC includes four new maps, whihc span from San Francisco to a New Orleans cemetery, a prison in Portland to a hidden research complex in Salt Lake City.

The Splinter Cell: Conviction and Final Fantasy XIII Xbox 360 Elite bundles are pretty highly sought after considering they feature a 250GB hard drive and all the other bells and whistles of an Elite SKU. However, their price tag, $499.99, may keep the consoles out of the hands of some, if not most, gamers.

Luckily, Amazon.com is holding a deal that will drop $40 off that asking price, bringing the final price down to $359.99

Check the FFXIII Bundle here and the Splinter Cell Bundle, here.

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Have you played Splinter Cell: Conviction yet? I just recently got a chance to sit down with the demo and damn do I have to say I liked what I saw. Well, it seems that a bunch of people, in the UK, specifically, share the same view as me. I say this because tt was recently announced that Ubisoft’s Splinter Cell: Conviction has secured the number 1 spot on the UK sales charts.

So folks, numbers don’t lie, if you haven’t checked out the new Splinter Cell yet at least download the demo and see what you think I mean, it’s free, after all.

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It happens with pretty much every game ever and Splinter Cell: Conviction is no different. Luckily, Ubisoft has only delayed the PC version of the game until April 27th while the Xbox 360 version will still be coming out on April 13th.

That’s about it, sorry PC gamers.

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It seems that Ubisoft is taking a unique marketing approach with their forthcoming title Splinter Cell: Conviction, either that or a fan got bored. But anyways, a new Twitter account has went up called Real_SamFisher with a bio of:

I’m being set up. I need to find out who killed my daughter. Please help me.

The Twitter is filled with all sorts of tweets about Fisher’s daughter which will be the main point of Conviction. Check it out here.

Splinter Cell: Conviction will be out on April 13th for the Xbox 360 and PC.

Usually high profile games don’t carry a demo — this is trued for Assassin’s Creed 2, Modern Warfare 2 and many others — but Ubisoft is going the traditional way with Splinter Cell Conviction. They’ve confirmed that a demo of the game will be available on the Xbox 360 and PS3, but they haven’t revealed when exactly. The game ships on April 13.

Microsoft has revealed a brand new Xbox 360 bundle, which includes a copy of Splinter Cell Conviction, a 250GB hard drive, and two controllers, all for $399 — a great deal, as you might expect.

Ubisoft has finally confirmed that the latest entry in the Splinter Cell franchise, Splinter Cell Conviction, will hi the stores on April 13 on Xbox 360 and PC (sorry PS3 owners).

Ubisoft has today come forth to give us a look at the Splinter Cell Conviction Collector’s Edition that will be hitting store shelves in “all European, Middle Eastern, Asian and Pacific territories”.

Included above is a picture of the Collector’s Edition with a list of the contents, courtesy of Kotaku, listed below:

- An exclusive Sam Fisher statue
- Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Conviction game in unique SteelBook™ case
- Infiltration Mode : Eliminate all hostiles in the mission area without being detected
- A special playable skin: Shadow Armor
- Early access to 3 weapons: SC300, SR2 and MP5
- The official Splinter Cell Conviction Soundtrack (more than 17 tracks)

This version of the game will be available for both the PC and Xbox 360 and will be available around February 26th.