There wasnвЂ™t much challenge to this game вЂ“ if you were struggling at any point, usually a bit of level grinding would solve it. I think itвЂ™s only for swapping different wizarding cards, though? Maybe for playing some of the mini-games as well? IвЂ™ve never used the multiplayer, so I wonвЂ™t comment on it. However, I would have liked for there to be more variation in the different enemies you fight against, rather than just simple palette swaps of the models. Enemy models are okay, they allow you to identify different foes without too much hassle. The spell effects are pretty decent though, and look quite good. There is a lot of pixilation on character models, and the backgrounds are somewhat lacklustre. Although the graphics arenвЂ™t quite as bad as those in the first game, they still leave a lot to be desired. This game was one of the last to be released on the Gameboy Colour, and it does look like it.

Overall, sound was much better than it was previously. There is also a lot more variety in the music, which made a nice change from the first game, where the music got a bit repetitive after a while.

The sounds isnвЂ™t as tinny was it was in the previous game, and the sound effects are much improved. The music in this game has improved on that from the previous. As with the previous game, once you reach the end game, there is a sudden pile up of the plot, and points get resolved in quick succession, which irritated me a bit. There have been a few minor changes to the storyline, to better fit the gameplay, but none of these are glaring, and it all runs smoothly. This game also added bits to the story, particularly with some of the quests, as well as adding bits in for the side quests. This is something which I do appreciate, as so many book and film tie-in games tend to butcher the plot in the process. This game follows the plot of the book extremely well, even more so than the first game did. This was the follow-up to the previous yearвЂ™s release of Harry Potter and the PhilosopherвЂ™s Stone, and built on what the last did fairly well. It was lucky it was, because at least the GBC went out on a good game. This was one of the last games to be released for the Gameboy Colour.

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