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All member reviews for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Teen, 14 years old
July 30, 2009
 
Not Impressed
I thoguht it was horrible on the Nintendo DS and the PSP.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 

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Kid, 13 years old
April 9, 2008
 
fun

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Kid, 11 years old
August 10, 2009
 
good for 8 and up
this game is very fun and gives you lots of exercise,PLAY IT.

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Adult
July 26, 2009
 
Perfet for Older Kids at Heart And Harry Potter Fans
i love it its just hard to move the wand in the exact way they want you to!!!

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
this is more for a little bit more mature group and not such children.

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Parent of 18 year old
May 10, 2011
 
8+
I love it, and I would say about all ages 8+ could play this. Now I don't even like Harry Potter, but I LOVE the video game(s)!!!!

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Teen, 14 years old
November 11, 2009
 
Alright game i think that they could have improved it by making spells easier. I reccomend not getting unless you really like a challenge it is not clear at all to know what you do in the game.

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Teen, 18 years old
April 9, 2008
 

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Teen, 14 years old
April 25, 2011
 
Good Rating
There is some violence in the game, so I think E10+ is a good rating.

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Adult
October 8, 2010
 
Good game for Ages 8-9+!
This game is great for many ages, because their is a bit of 'fake' violence, where people are just knocked unconscious. Also, their are positive messages. For example, Harry's friends want to go into the face of danger to help him. This is a good Harry Potter fan game.

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Teen, 14 years old
February 13, 2009
 

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Parent of 25 year old
January 19, 2009
 

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
DO NOT BE CONFUSED BY INNOCENT HISTORY
Hello, I have played video games over 15 years of my 22 years of my life, and I tell you that most of the times I had saw kids influenced by games that seems to be innocent, but the reality is that they aren't. Let's take Harry Potter's saga in video games and movies. Have you ever asked yourself, if you had watched one of the movies or the games, why does they do the things they do, or why they say those strange 'MAGIC' words? Well, I believe that there is something obscure and obtuse behind that, I know of people that had summited themselves to that 'Harry potter' look like. Just thing about it for a second and you will see my point. well at least there are some really dangerous games that you can notice that are not for kids, or for anyone at all, like "Grand Thief auto", or "Need for Speed" well, the point is that I don't recommend this game to anyone, if you want to play it, well you are by your own.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
A joy for wand-wielders everywhere
I bought this for my kids and also have played through 80% of the game myself. We've enjoyed the PC versions of Harry Potter. The big attraction with this Wii version is the ablity to actually cast spells using the remote as a wand. If your 9+ child enjoys Harry Potter, they'll love this game just for all that wand waving. Younger kids may have trouble with the coordination and the level of logic and thought that's required to complete this game. There are very few battle sequences and you "win" when the other characters fall down. No blood, no contact. Not particularly "violent" to me. There are mini-games and puzzles that kids will enjoy along the way. Because the game is non-linear, players can do as much or as little as they want. Some kids might enjoy just walking around. Now my negative thoughts. As part of the background action, students are walking around all over Hogwarts and you can hear them talking. The Slytherins are relentless in their insults. Frankly, as a mom, I get really tired of hearing voices coming out of my tv saying over and over "can he look any more stupid?" There are *lots* of these, so you might want to talk with your kids about what is and is not acceptable. The put-downs really wear me out. Another issue I have is actually a bit ironic. The game ony allows for 3 saved games at a time. So if you have more than 3 kids that want to play, one will have to wait (maybe weeks, depending on how fast your other players complete the game). I can't understand why EA would do this, except I was tempted to get another copy for our family.

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Kid, 13 years old
January 10, 2010
 
Don't waste your time! Deserves E rating!
Terrible game. All you do is walk around Hogwarts and complete random, boring tasks, an an irresponsive spell casting system makes most of these tasks impossible to complete. Only notable content is mild, unrealistic violence in the only battle sequence, and a sad death.

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Adult
March 20, 2010
 
A lot of fighting

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Kid, 10 years old
January 3, 2012
 
No
Horrible game for Wii. Can be hard for young kids.... Too expensive.. don't bother

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