Games and films don't tend to mix well, perhaps because the appeal of the two medias is fundamentally different. As one wise soul put it, watching games is boring, and whilst storytelling is of paramount importance to the silver-screen, games are usually constrained rather than liberated by pre-packaged narratives. This, as well as tight development deadlines, usually makes for unimaginative re-enactments of scenes fans are already familiar with, lurching from one scenario to the next in a vain attempt to integrate gameplay with cinema. These complaints are mostly present in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, EA's sixth game-of-the-film-of-the-book. Harry ...  Read the complete review