Yes, pretty please! I'd definitely like to know when we have a street date!

You'll have to go ask Gamespot!
At least stores are better now than they used to be. Right after Bethesda announced Morrowind's release date as "Spring 2002," this was late autumn 2001, all of the stores put up . . . January 2002 release dates. Every few weeks,
for the next six months, they'd push the dates back another few weeks. On several occasions store employees actually got extremely irrate at those forum regulars who said that these dates were wrong, because "they got their dates straight from the publisher" and we had no idea what we were talking about. Even after Bethesda announced "May 2002" most stores put up late April dates.
Even worse was "The Elder Scrolls Adventures" a rumored PS2 title that sprung up around the same period. Every now and then a magazine pipeline or game store would suddenly list this supposed game and Pete would have to publicly state that no game was being developed. At one time Amazon.com listed "The Elder Scrolls Adventures" as a stand-alone PS2 copy of
Bloodmoon . . . I have no idea how that would have worked, but it demonstrates just how persistent this rumor was.