Widely known and a global sensation, that is how you could describe Harry Potter.
To milk the success of the franchise a couple of Harry Potter games have been produced.
We will review two of them here.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Press the power button and grab your controls.
After the game is done loading you will notice that the graphics are real good, but is this the only part of this game that is interesting?
The in-game cut scenes look equally impressive. This is because the characters look just like their real counter parts, but they could have done a better job with the voice acting.
To keep the game from being absolutely dull there are about sixteen potions that you can learn. This will keep you busy for an extended amount of time.
As you can imagine, the story in this game is kept to a minimum. If you want to know the more about the story, get the book or watch the movie.
This game has come out on many different consoles, even on the hand helds. If you have a Wii, I would suggest getting that version.
To keep the game more interesting, there are crests throughout the game that you need to collect. There are over 100 of them to find, so this should keep you busy for quite some time.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
One thing that is a bit disappointing is that the graphics are not that great, the cut scenes are terrible and the voice acting is equally badly done.
As with the previous game, players do not play the game for the story. They play it to be emerged in the Harry Potter world.
What makes the game truly enjoyable to play are the controls. The game plays really similar to the Zelda games. This is great, because those controls where smooth and easy to get into for the players.
These two games are the best Harry Potter games to date, like crystal ball. Many more will be developed and we will review those in the future.
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