Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix on PS3 (2007)

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Average rating: 54%

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Developers:	ELECTRONIC ARTS
Format:	PS3
Number of players:	1
Released:	29/06/2007
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Brief synopsis of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

The Order of the Phoenix is billed as Potter's most dangerous year in school yet. From the Dementor attack in Little Whinging to the epic battles at the Ministry of Magic, this game lets you experience all of the harrowing action of Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

With the wizarding world in denial about Voldemort's return, Harry recruits a small group of his fellow students and secretly trains them in practical defensive magic. The group christen themselves Dumbledore's Army.

Order of the Phoenix charges you with taking up Harry's wand to explore the dark corridors, secret rooms and extensive grounds of Hogwarts. You can compete in minigames, talk to enchanted portraits and perfect your spell-casting. So, sharpen your wizarding skills, boost your courage, and prepare to battle Lord Voldemort and his fearsome Death Eaters in Harry's most demanding and dangerous year yet.

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Kopite33 from Bristol , 16/09/2007

The new Harry Potter game is really good fun and spellcasting with the sixaxis works really well. The story never deviates from that of the film and there is no HUD (Heads Up Display) to ruin the realism of the game. There are no loading times whatsoever - no matter where you go.

Offers about 20 hours worth of play time with plenty of things to find and unlock including secret passages behind paintings. The graphics are good and so is the soundtrack and you can can also play as Sirius Black and Dumbledore. The one down-side is that most of the game revolves around you trying to get students to sign up for 'Dumbledores Army. A great game and I would recommend it anyone who has enjoyed either the film or the book

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