Sales of Dungeons & Dragons declined, but sales of other brands grew in the rapidly changing market for roleplaying games in 2023, according to ICv2 reporting.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks answered questions on topics of interest in an interview on the NPR podcast Here & Now Anytime.

We delved deep into three Question Adventure Modules that explore Gen Con LLC, thoughts on Magic: The Gathering, and the games business.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne looks at what Hasbro's 2023 numbers mean for Wizards of the Coast, and examines the recently announced 2024 Dungeons & Dragons releases.

Hasbro reported a $1.06 billion loss for Q4, despite a positive contribution from its Wizards of the Coast and Digital Gaming segment.

This new retailer resource offers what will become a running tally of ICv2's top stories, continuing monthly into 2024, easily accessible from the Featured Resources box on the ICv2.com home page.

This week, columnist Scott Thorne comments on the email CEO Chris Cocks sent out announcing layoffs of Hasbro employees.

Wizards of the Coast's Magic: The Gathering sales were up 20% in Hasbro’s Q3, but were not enough to offset big declines in other parts of the company that pulled overall Q3 sales down.

Board and card game sales were on a downward slope in the Spring 2023 (January-April) season, as the pandemic-driven demand dissipated.

Board and card game sales were on a downward slope in the Spring 2023 (January-April) season, as the pandemic-driven demand dissipated.