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GoG.com is holding a really nice weekend deal called the D&D Dynamo Stacking Promo. It contains enough D&D titles to shake a stick at, including Baldurs Gate, Icewind Dale, Neverwinter Nights, Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone, The Temple of Elemental Evil, Planescape: Torment and others. If you want all 10 games, it will run you $21.10. Hurry before it ends. Thanks, EvilAvatar.

Atari has announced two new PC collections of its Dungeons & Dragons-based back catalogue, including Planescape: Torment, Neverwinter Nights, Baldur’s Gate, and The Temple of Elemental Evil.

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According to various reports, it looks as though EA game forum users have been hacked, as the firm states data from BioWare’s old Neverwinter Nights forums has been compromised.

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BioWare’s confirmed that up to 18,000 accounts have been compromised on its forums through an old Neverwinter Nights forums.

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Cryptic COO Jack Emmert has said the studio is unsure at the moment on how it plans to monetize its online co-op game Neverwinter Nights.

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Rumor has it Atari’s getting ready to finally announce the Dungeons & Dragons title its been keeping secret for the past two years or so.

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Bill Roper, Cyrptic’s CCO, has said that one of the games the studio’s been hard at work on will be revealed this summer.

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A rumor that Cryptic is secretly working on a Neverwinter Nights MMO has been reported by Variety.

According to the site’s sources, when Atari purchased the studio last year an unannounced MMO was in the works alongside of Champions Online and Star Trek, which turns out is a NWN game.

Extra details are unavailable, but it is being speculated that this was the “primary reason” Atari bought Cryptic in the first place.

Don’t get excited or angry until any of this is confirmed.

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Atari plans to revisit the likes of of D&D RPGs Baldur’s Gate and Neverwinter Nights, and open-world driver Test Drive Unlimited, but not in the next 12 months.

The news comes out of today’s Atari event in London.

Phil Harrison himself promised extensions to the much-loved franchises at the shindig.

Thanks, Eurogamer.