As Harry Potter closes in on adulthood, his struggle to outwit evil Lord Voldemort grows ever more taxing. But who says fulfilling your destiny means you have to abandon your favorite childhood toys?

+ New spells and abilities; fun boss battles; familiar kid-friendly charm, + Long campaign saves the best for last; lots of characters and collectibles

- Greatly diminished thrill of discovery; few puzzles require any thought, ?

The days of awaiting a new Harry Potter book passed years ago, and now so have the days of the Harry Potter movie franchise. Harry Potter's world remains vast despite the story's summation, and so do the marketing opportunities.

This is officially the 1 gazillionth Lego game to come out on the 360- and I've played almost all of them- does this second Harry Potter game stand out from the crowd? I've found the Lego games to be rather mixed over the last few years really, after my initial love of them, and the last Harry game...

I like LEGO. I like Harry Potter. I like games. Put it all together and you get LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5 – 7. Which I like. This is the sequel to LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1 – 4 and is a great romp through the imaginary world of J.K.

A series, and a game, that seems to have lost a remarkable amount of lustre and just doesn't feel as interesting to play through as some of it's peers. The story is drab and drawn out, plus the tasks that litter the game are overly simplistic even for a kids title.

the lego games have allways been fun to play especialy the harrypotter ones the first one was amazing except i could never get this dorr open even though i had bet the game and alll of that i recently played the new one i loved it i didnt have any issues with it.

If you're looking for a great and fun Potter game, then skip the tie-ins and concentrate on Lego Harry Potter 2. It ticks all the right boxes and whilst you're at it get the first game as well if you don't have it.

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TT Games has their formula down and since their first LEGO games back on the PS2, not much has changed. So why, after all these years, do I sit down to play every LEGO release to this day?

Playing with blocks has never felt so good.