It’s part of exhibit E (and other correspondence).
The point is, obviously, we acted in good faith.
If they can show that the license has expired then the games will come down. They sell only a few hundred units a quarter I think.
What Stardock was looking to acquire was the trademark for Star Control (and any of Atari’s remaining rights to Master of Magic but that’s a different topic). Which Stardock received, was transferred to Stardock by Atari, has been renewed and has been in continual use and is active and on file.
At no time were we under the impression we were getting ownership of the classic characters. We went to great pains not to include them in the new Star Control.