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After finishing the Carpe Retractum Challenge with Ron, George will give you the Marauder's Map. Then lead you to Fred and George's shop for the first time. When quitting the shop, Peeves will appear and will need to be beaten in order for him to drop the passwords for the portraits. Afterwards Harry flies a Hippogriff in Magical Creatures class. The Hippogriff, named Buckbeak, is scared by Malfoy who gets attacked by the Hippogriff.
-- Info from Mobygames --
The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell.
When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting.
When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups.
To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course.
-- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom --
The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay.
-- Game info --
Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc.
Developed by KnowWonder, Inc.
Released Jun 04, 2004
Platform Windows
Genre Action
Perspective Behind view
Gameplay: Puzzle elements
Setting Fantasy
-- Timestamps --
0:00 Video intro
0:06 Portraits Cutscene
0:47 Fred and George's shop
4:56 Peeves
6:12 Going to Care of Magical Creatures class
7:56 Hippogriff Mini Game
11:17 Video outro
-- Game Credits --
Electronic Arts
Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton
Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers
Music Composed by Jeremy Soule
Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers
Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen
Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty
Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb
Narrator Stephen Fry
Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp
-- Application info, notes --
Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name.
Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS.
The file:
"Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini"
was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban
#HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic
Website: nostalgiarealm.com
After finishing the Carpe Retractum Challenge with Ron, George will give you the Marauder's Map. Then lead you to Fred and George's shop for the first time. When quitting the shop, Peeves will appear and will need to be beaten in order for him to drop the passwords for the portraits. Afterwards Harry flies a Hippogriff in Magical Creatures class. The Hippogriff, named Buckbeak, is scared by Malfoy who gets attacked by the Hippogriff.
-- Info from Mobygames --
The player controls both Harry as well as his friends Ron and Hermione, while casting spells, solving puzzles and fighting enemies. Each of the three has one unique spell.
When the three (or sometimes two) of them are together, the one best suited for the task at hand is automatically selected. If the power of several spells is required for a certain task, the other characters join in the casting.
When not engaged in a specific mission, the castle of Hogwarts can be freely explored. Scattered all around Hogwarts, usually in hidden areas, are Every Flavour Beans, Pumpkin Pasties and Cauldron Cakes, which function as a sort of currency. They can be traded for Collectors Cards, passwords for portraits that lead to more secret areas, and power-ups.
To finish the game, not only must the main missions be completed, but several side tasks as well. All 80 Collectors Cards must be found, all portrait passwords acquired and several mini-games completed. These include battles against pixies and a magically animated book, and a hippogriff flying course.
-- Info from HarryPotter.Fandom --
The computer version of the 2004 video game Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban was developed by KnownWonder for Windows and published by Electronic Arts. It is the sequel to Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for PC and Mac, and features similar action-adventure and platforming gameplay.
-- Game info --
Published by: Electronic Arts, Inc.
Developed by KnowWonder, Inc.
Released Jun 04, 2004
Platform Windows
Genre Action
Perspective Behind view
Gameplay: Puzzle elements
Setting Fantasy
-- Timestamps --
0:00 Video intro
0:06 Portraits Cutscene
0:47 Fred and George's shop
4:56 Peeves
6:12 Going to Care of Magical Creatures class
7:56 Hippogriff Mini Game
11:17 Video outro
-- Game Credits --
Electronic Arts
Production Team Stuart Whyte, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Cooper, Wayne K. Frost, Caroline Jenkins, Guy Miller, Robert O'Farrell, Alex Peters, Colin Robinson, Peter Samuels, Annabel Scott, Kevin Shrapnell, Kelvin Tuite, Harvey Wheaton
Audio Team Adele Cutting, Nick Laviers
Music Composed by Jeremy Soule
Music Performed by Jeremy Soule, and the London Philharmonia and the Pinewood Singers
Music Team Paul Talkington, Ross DeRoche, Audrey DeRoche, Allan Wilson, Geoff Foster, Jill Streater, Larry Kenton, Andrew Kinney, Steve Zuckerman, Don Nemitz, Ira Hearshen
Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing David Newby, Jeremy Mayne, Bill Lusty
Art Kelvin Tuite, Robert Corcoran, Yukiko Konno, Adrian Crofts, Neil Parkinson, James Lipscomb
Narrator Stephen Fry
Voice Actors Tom Attenborough, Will'm Bentinck, Greg Chilingirian, Allan Corduner, Chris Crosby, Gary Fairhall, William Green, Ben Johnstone, Eve Karpf, Jonathan Kydd, Lewis Macleod, Harry Robinson, Harper Marshall, Nicky Gummer, Jock Norton, Chris Lang, Dominic Kennedy, George Banks, Stephen Abingdon, Tom Goodman-Hill, Jamie Glover, David Robb, Naomi McDonald, Eleana Jenkins, Ben Macleod, Eddie Cooper, Christopher Peters, Adam Sopp, Louisa Elliot, Holly Masterson, Alexandra Knapp
-- Application info, notes --
Video game gameplay from the 2004 movie of the same name.
Bandicam was used to record the video and limit the framerate to 60FPS. Some parts of the game won't function properly above 60FPS.
The file:
"Documents\Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban\hppoa.ini"
was modified to allow the game to be played in 2560x1440 resolution and make corrections to the FOV. See: pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Harry_Potter_and_the_Prisoner_of_Azkaban
#HarryPotter #Fantasy #Magic
Website: nostalgiarealm.com
