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7.3/10
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Video game adaptation of the first Harry Potter novel from J.K. Rowling's popular boy-wizard series.Video game adaptation of the first Harry Potter novel from J.K. Rowling's popular boy-wizard series.Video game adaptation of the first Harry Potter novel from J.K. Rowling's popular boy-wizard series.
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Gregg Chilingirian
- Ron Weasley
- (voice)
- (as Gregg Chillin)
- …
Chris Crosby
- Peeves
- (voice)
David de Keyser
- Albus Dumbledore
- (voice)
- …
Gary Fairhall
- Mr. Ollivander
- (voice)
- …
Ève Karpf
- Professor Minerva McGonagall
- (voice)
- (as Eve Karpf)
- …
Jonathan Kydd
- Hagrid
- (voice)
- …
Joe Sowerbutts
- Harry Potter
- (voice)
- …
Stephen Fry
- Narrator (PS2)
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaSeveral spells make their only appearance in the game, and are not seen in the films. These include: Flipendo, Skurge, and Avifors among others.
- GoofsWhen opening all doors, they swing away from Harry no matter if he is on the outside or inside of the doors.
- Quotes
Professor Quirrell: Damn you Potter! But... But... Master! It wasn't my fault...
- Alternate versionsDepending on which audio language you choose, Harry reacts differently to some of the bean flavours. This is particularly apparent in the case of coffee, which he seems to like in English & french but dislikes in Swedish & German, and spinach, where the exact opposite is true.
- ConnectionsFeatured in PS One Demo Disc (2001)
Featured review
HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE
PS1
Very atmospheric game despite origami-like graphics (which I have no problem with). The music is really great, perhaps the factor most contributing to the atmosphere, but the famous Williams film score is absent. The sound effects are memorable and effective too.
The controls feel fluid until you need versatility, then you might find yourself late to a few classes! And dead at times...
I can play the game for hours on end, I love it. I prefer it to the other games in the series because of its simplicity, its difficulty, and that creepy atmosphere.
Very atmospheric game despite origami-like graphics (which I have no problem with). The music is really great, perhaps the factor most contributing to the atmosphere, but the famous Williams film score is absent. The sound effects are memorable and effective too.
The controls feel fluid until you need versatility, then you might find yourself late to a few classes! And dead at times...
I can play the game for hours on end, I love it. I prefer it to the other games in the series because of its simplicity, its difficulty, and that creepy atmosphere.
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- TCurtis9192
- Apr 2, 2020
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- Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
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