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Range of Consoles
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 video game is built for multiple platforms:
- Xbox 360
- PC
P.S Variable prices for each platform!
If you are a Potter fan who didn't particularly like the other games becuase of the lack of action, get this game.
EA built up the next shooter video game Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2. Its producer is Electronic Arts. The game remain dedicated follower of Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley on their chase to eliminate Lord Voldemort by demolishing his remaining Horcruxes.
You can't have huge expectations from this Harry Potter Video Game, because it's based on movie. Actually I was very distrustful, but.......?! The thruth was completely different.
Pros
The deep and gloomy atmosphere of Harry Potter movies is pretty well caught here.
- Excellent and realistic graphics.
- Highly detailed and very clear textures, ambient lighting.
- Тhe performance looks organic and authentic. А great variety of spells (you can match them during fight) and interesting battle.You have plenty arsenal of sniper rifle, grenade launcher, bubble shield.
- The heads-up display is great - no life bar, points.
- I thought this was awesome, making the game а lot more immersing, with enough room to enjoy the view.
- A great number of characters.
You're able to perform almost every substantial personality from the movie, although a few sections are pretty short, and the actual controls/spells tend to be similar amongst everybody.
Cons
- This Harry Potter Game truly does an excellent task of letting you relive the film as a video game, also it seems and performs pretty good.
In general, in case you loved the Harry Potter movies especially the last one,
( or HP books), I believe you will really enjoy this game in addition.
In general, in case you loved the Harry Potter movies especially the last one,
( or HP books), I believe you will really enjoy this game in addition.
- Duration. It is not really the actual greatest online game (12 levels), but you have challenge modes, although they repeats of the levels from the story mode.
- The overall game could be a little bit repetitive.The idea is still the same, when you play as different characters.
- This is a battle game - there's no potion-making, quidditch matches, or any of the other gameplay strategies found in earlier HP games.
- Storyline. This could be anticipated however, because the video game comes after the actual film very tightly. This could certainly not be considered a minus, based on just what you desire. On the other hand, all of the levels are certainly attractive to the attention, by having an impressive look, at least.
- You are addition granted an opportunity of an brand-new "expert" difficulty once you have completed the game. I played out through on the hardest pre-expert issues, and of course it ended way up being a fantastic challenge
- It isn't really a thing you will most probably be playing for weeks more like days, but it is just a entertaining for anybody searching for a quick jaunt throughout the darker days of Hogwarts.
Video Review
| Controls HP-part 1: Clunky and largely unresponsive(when trying to take cover ) HP-part 2: Feel tighter. If you see an object you want to duck behind, you're most likely going to be able to without issue |
| Graphics HP - part 1: Muddy and poorly textured HP - part 2: Excellent and realistic,highly detailed and very clear textures, ambient lighting |
| Gameplay HP - part 1: Rudimentary at best with ridiculous and repetitious side missions HP - part 2: Gameplay has also improved. There are no more pointless side quests or stealth missions that took away from the focus of the main narrative. Part 2 is strictly a linear affair with you plodding from checkpoint to checkpoint to progress the story along. |
| Spell Cast System HP- part 1: Tended not to stick on enemies in crucial moments HP- part 2: А great variety of spells.The spell cast system has also been updated - now you can switch in between spells with the click of a button which really opens up combat |
