Expellum Tedium, or something to that effect. It is no secret that the LEGO games […]

+ Tons to see and do; + Faithful to the franchise; + New spell system

No online coop; Cannot share level creations

Being a huge fan of the Lego video game series and an even bigger fan of the Harry Potter series, I was very excited about the pending release of Harry Potter Lego. In this instalment the creators have taken a slightly different approach to Harry Potter Lego, bringing some new and unique ways to...

Throughout history mankind has come up with some pretty amazing combinations. Take Ancient Rome for example: Emperor Nero one day had a whim for ice mixed with fruit toppings.

Very good overall presentation. Only two minor complaints: It would've been nice to be able choose the ‘red' spell, rather than having it cycle constantly and the magic targeting seemed finicky.

I couldn't believe my eyes when I played LEGO Harry Potter! Traveler's Tales decided to give Harry Potter a huge environment and boy was it huge. I nearly got lost after I completed the game, but when you get used to Hogwarts you can find your way through easily.

Sixty years old, LEGO is a brand name that almost everyone in the world should be familiar with by now. The construction toy of choice for any and all children, over the past few years the company has also loaned it's product to other markets, such as animated films and video games.

With such a broad spectrum for game play this title is as strong as any of the other Lego titles with different characters being capable of casting different spells and with classes to go to you will eventually learn more as the story progresses.

I just love to wind down playing these Lego games after a hectic game of CoD or BF. Delivery was prompt and efficient. The only reason giving a 4* was because the release of the xbox one I had hoped the price could have been better. But still worth it for all the fun.

Harry Potter Years 1-4 Xbox 360 Introduction As a relative newcomer to the world of next generation console gaming my recent purchase of an Xbox 360 has proved to be a bit of a revelation and I have been hugely impressed at just how far games have come since I began playing all those years ago on my...

Scale of the Game; Control; Humour,Everything

None for me

It's difficult to decide where to start with a review of Lego Harry Potter: Years 1 to 4. The differences from previous Lego titles seem so dramatic it almost feels like a different game.