Revenues in the Games segment were $142.9 million for the quarter compared to $161.6 million a year ago. The decrease in revenue is primarily related to trading card games, with both DUEL MASTERS and MAGIC: THE GATHERING trading card games down year over year. In addition, board game revenues declined due to the increasing seasonality of the business which reflects retailers continuing focus on keeping inventory levels down. The Games segment reported operating profit of $13.4 million compared to an operating profit of $28.7 million last year, primarily due to a decline in volume, particularly trading card games which have a higher margin than the board game business.
francisca said:--Will this news hasten the arrival of 4e?
<shakes fist at Dr. Phil....> Curse you! Curse you!!! That was "need to know, compartmentalised" info!!philreed said:Actually, I heard several rumors now that 4e will be out next month at GenCon. It was printed in Hong Kong and word is copies are already starting to trickle out to the streets.
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I'm pretty sure it boiled down to: we'll never know, the statements don't break it down that way.MacMathan said:So I know we have been through this in years past but does anyone have an idea of how much of that 13mil WoTC products cover? I presume a small minority.

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.