RETAILBIZ: LEGO HARRY POTTER: YEARS 1-4 80 MCV 11/06/10
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Warner Bros. weaves its magic to bring Harry Potter to the world of LEGO this summer…
by Dominic Sacco
COMBINING two of the best loved family franchises of any era, LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is a unique multi-format adventure. The title covers the first four books and films in Harry’s journey: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
And, of course, it’s another classic in the acclaimed, award-winning series of LEGO games, which means it’s a whole new way to experience and enjoy the iconic scenes and classic moments from a story that caused a revolution in
The result is an incredibly packed game, with an epic sweep of a storyline that’s full to bursting with all the characters and highlights from Harry Potter’s first four years at Hogwarts and beyond.
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The enthusiasm from all kinds of media, from kids mags to hardcore games sites, has been overwhelmingly positive. Spencer Crossley, WBIE
children’s fiction and became one of the biggest movie franchises in Hollywood history.
As you’d expect, players themselves play a part in building the adventure from Privet Drive to the Triwizard
Tournament, helping to create an interactive journey that takes them through some of the most detailed and expansive environments ever created for a LEGO game, including Diagon Alley, the Forbidden Forest, the village of Hogsmeade and the Hogwarts castle itself. Head of production at TT Games Jonathan Smith says: “All LEGO games encourage creative play. You’re free to experiment without penalty, and are
rewarded for discovery. “In LEGO Harry Potter, you can also build and play in your own levels using the incredibly fun and powerful level builder; and you can use magic to move around LEGO elements to create new platforms for progression.”
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