Atari, for their part,*will continue to develop and market several games under license from Hasbro and Wizards, including Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale and the upcoming Heroes of Neverwinter for Facebook.Īdditional details of the settlement will remain private. Parent company Hasbro sought compensatory damages in the suit for economic losses suffered, as well as a termination of the licensing agreement.Īfter today's resolution, digital licensing rights for Dungeons & Dragons have been returned to Hasbro. In 2009, the company alleged that Atari had entered into an unauthorized sublicensing partnership with competitor Namco Bandi Partners for D&D digital game rights, which was prohibited under the contract between Hasbro and Atari.*At the time, Wizards of the Coast President Greg Leeds claimed that the legal action was crucial to protect the Dungeons & Dragons brand. Wizards of the Coast is a subsidiary of Hasbro and owns the Dungeons & Dragons franchise.
Wizards of the Coast, Hasbro and Atari have announced that they have settled a dispute from 2009 over the Dungeons & Dragons brand. In 2009 Hasbro sued Atari to get the D&D digital license back.
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