The company also paid a $39.4 million one-time dividend to its parent company, Infogrames, as part of a settlement of a large long-term debt, which brought the overall loss for the quarter to $68.1 million. However, despite the poor results for the September quarter, Atari has maintained its position as the number two publisher in the USA for the year to date (behind Electronic Arts in the number one spot), with revenues supported by titles such as Enter the Matrix, Dungeons and Dragons, Dragonball Z, Test Drive and Backyard Sports. For the coming quarter, which ends in December and includes the vital holiday sales season, Atari expects to register revenues of between $215 and $235 million, with income of between $28 and $36 million. The publisher is hoping for one of its strongest Christmas line-ups ever, with titles from the company's key franchises such as Dragonball Z, Neverwinter Nights and Magic the Gathering being joined by new products such as Terminator 3, Mission Impossible: Operation Surma and Kya.