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Harry Potter & the Philosopher's Stone (GC)

Description: Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Manufacturer: Electronic Arts / Genre: Family & Entertainment

Newest Review: ... the format of the game is slightly different to most video games, as the game has to follow a set storyline, while still ... more

... making sure that the player isn't sitting watching hundreds of cut-scenes to make the story advance. Fortunately, Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone manages to cope with this well, as although there are animated segments to keep you up to date with what's happening, these are kept to a minimum, and you never have to wait long to get back to the action. However, there still is a lot of game-time where all your actions are doing is advancing the plot, and you don't have a huge amount of choice over what you do next. S...more

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Harry Potter & the Philosopher's Stone (GC): Harry Potter and the inevitable videogame version (824 words)
by - written on 19/08/08 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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So, here I am again with yet another Harry Potter review. So far I've reviewed the German translations of the first two book in the series and the original version of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, so you may have noticed my enthusiasm for all things Potter. However, before I got into reading translations of the book, and while waiting for the last few books in the series to come out in English, I still passed many an hour immersed in the world of Hogwarts on my trusty Nintendo Gamecube. Bizarrely enough, the first Potter game that owned was Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, which as many of you will know, is the second book/game/film in the ... Read the complete review