The Lego Harry Potter game is proof that Lego can take anything and make it into a great game. With exciting gameplay and a story that stays loyal to both the book and movie, this new Lego game can keep you glued to the TV for hours on end.

We just got a PS3 for Xmas and got Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 for the kids. They just loved it, its big and it took them a while to finish. It was the first time I could get a five and an eleven year old to cooperate in task that require that you think. As big Harry Potter fans they were ecstatic at the chance to explore so many scenarios from Diagon alley shops, to Gringotts bank and all the Hogwarts rooms. The game is excellent with lots of magic and can be played by people of all ages. I thoroughly recommended.

Y buy this game for my 6 years old son, it´s a dinamic game, he can play the game without any dificult, it´s easy, fun, dinamic, antertained, my son is delighted. It´s a very recomendable game.

My 7 year old is hooked on this one. the puzzles are fun and story telling is good. since he is too young for the movie this game is a great alternative.

I am a Lego collector, and Lego Harry Potter was a very good game, specially with the freedom of Hogwarts on your hands, a thing that in other Lego games you can´t have. It tells the story just right and funny, as all Lego games, but this Lego is on the top for me, because of it's freedom and searching all the places for a new thing, and also learning new spells. Very good game! All Lego lovers MUST have!

One of the greatest LEGO games. You can play with the 100 characters lego offers you. After beating the game, theres hundreds of secrets to discover , wich will give you more playable time and more enjoyment. Gamespot score : 8.0 Not bad ahn ? If you not into the wizard thing, you have two other TOP aswers: .Lego Indiana Jones; :Lego Star Wars: Complete Collection Both of them with high reviews and scores in game scoring sites.

I love harry potter! This lego game it's really fantastic, it's beautiful seeing when the real story change to join the game.

You'll always reach that bi-yearly period where you need to pop into the attic. It's during this little excursion for the lost extension cable, that leads you on to one of the wonders we all experienced as a child. Our Lego box! Home to our inner child's' imaginations and dreams. It's one of the few things that stands the test of time, so it's hardly surprising the Lego games do too. Batman, Star Wars & Indiana Jones have had the Lego treatment, and so it's time for Harry Potter to brick-it up as well. Four entire years of the Harry Potter story are at your finger tips, 100+ characters, the entire Hogwarts school as well as Diagon Alley, The Leaky Cauldron etc. The game is huge and even manages to make the previous Lego games look tiny. I've played a total of 46 hours so far and my in-game percentage stands at a glorious...51.1% I'm not one to take my time with games, but there's so much to get lost in and enjoy here, it eat up the hours and leaves you incredibly satisfied. It's essentially the same gameplay mechanics that were used in the previous games, but you now have access to a host of spells ranging from the infamous 'Wingardium Leviosa' to 'Expecto Patronum' and beyond. All of which are easily cast thanks to the brilliantly thought out controls. There's also a few bonus areas which allow you to build and use your own characters and levels. I could go on and on about how this game is great for you and your kids, how you will genuinely laugh out loud, how you'll lose track of time becuase you're having so much fun...but that could mean this brief review turns into a 60page thesis! So, on that note...BUY BUY BUY! :D