I've only had the chance to "test" this, as it is my daughters Christmas present, but from what I've seen so far it seems to be really good. I thought it was really cool how the Move remote is transformed into a magic wand (on screen), which really adds to the elusion that I am really a wizard...

Wonderbook has patterns on its cardboard pages that PlayStation's camera recognises, creating an augmented reality view on screen that shows a magical animated book with spells and stories spilling from its pages.

I'm not easily swayed by new technology, especially if it only exists for the sake of flash or seeks to replace substance with dumbed-down special effects.

LEARN SPELLS LIKE HARRY!!!

Book of Spells is the first game to come out that supports Sony's Wonderbook peripheral which was first introduced at E3 this year.  Despite a demo that dragged on for too long and that was plagued by technical issues, I really warmed to the idea of Wonderbook after spending some hands on time with...

Book of Spells is the first game for the new PlayStation 3 peripheral WonderBook. The game is set in the same universe as J.K Rowling's series of Harry Potter books, as the player becomes a student at the Hogwarts School and is taught all the famous spells from the books such as Lumos, Incendio and...

Sony's take on Harry Potter may not feature the bespectacled wizard and his loyal friends, but it is set in the same universe and has one distinctive feature: new stories written by J.K. Rowling presented with a new type of peripheral: the Wonderbook.

The PS3's new Wonderbook peripheral launches with possibly the best hook ever... the magical world of..

Pretty fantastically awesome is the correct answer.

Wonderbook: Book of Spells is less a game and more an interactive extension of the Harry Potter universe that delves into the history and practice of the series' most famous magical incantations. It's delightfully acted, beautifully presented, and surprisingly immersive.