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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steel_Wind" data-source="post: 3468976" data-attributes="member: 20741">Worse than that - they are not doing all that great either.The entire PC side of gaming, generally, has been poor aside from MMOs. DDO has been a large disappointment in terms of sales and active subscriptions. NWN2 has done "ok" to good. It might develop "very good" over the long haul. I don't think it will match the first one in sales though.And above all, there has yet to be a break out title on the console side for the brand.Throw in the fact that Atari appears to be paying its creditors and has done a reverse split to save its NASDAQ listing, it looks like the electronic rights that looked like they might revert - don't appear to be doing that in the short term.Put that all together and shoot from the hip? 20-30 million.Buyer on the low - seller on the high.If Atari went under and the electronic rights reverted, I would have said all bets are off - but DDO's poor performance really hurt the brand - a lot - in the short term. I'm not sure you'd see a huge bump in value now even if the rights reverted.  Happily - computer gaming has a short attention span. Two to four years time? A whole new world of possibilities.</blockquote>