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well, i do love weeds but i never got into the harry potter series, it does look like a fun commercial game the little kids will just eat up. $$
Years 1-4, eh? The LEGO version of the graveyard scene should be interesting. Play it straight, or be cute and have Wormtail pull his hand out of his socket, toss it in the pot, and then assemble Voldemort brick-by-brick? Wonder if Rowling will be involved in any capacity beyond royalty checks.
SEMI-RELATED NOTE: At least this won't be fully voiced, because in my opinion, Richard Harris is Dumbledore and I don't like Gambon's Dumbledore :(
SEMI-RELATED NOTE: At least this won't be fully voiced, because in my opinion, Richard Harris is Dumbledore and I don't like Gambon's Dumbledore :(
I'm with you Chad, quite partial to a bit of Potter and the Lego games myself.
My missus kept telling me to read them and for ages I politely told her to fuck off, eventually caved and I've read them all a few times now. As for The Star Wars games I just like them for the fun and humour (like I'm looking forward to Mini Ninjas)and it's nice to have a break from a serious RPG, FPS etc
No doubt be hearing a few choruses of they are both for kids etc but I don't really give a rats ass. Although would be nice if they stuck to books rather than films which suck quite a bit although they are getting better as they go on I'll admit
My missus kept telling me to read them and for ages I politely told her to fuck off, eventually caved and I've read them all a few times now. As for The Star Wars games I just like them for the fun and humour (like I'm looking forward to Mini Ninjas)and it's nice to have a break from a serious RPG, FPS etc
No doubt be hearing a few choruses of they are both for kids etc but I don't really give a rats ass. Although would be nice if they stuck to books rather than films which suck quite a bit although they are getting better as they go on I'll admit
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Hmm I'm on the opposite side of the fence than you but my missus thinks Harris' Dumbledore was how she imagined him.
Hmm I'm on the opposite side of the fence than you but my missus thinks Harris' Dumbledore was how she imagined him.
"(The Savoy Hotel in London)'s most famous permanent resident was Richard Harris, who lived there while in London. Hotel archivist Susan Scott recounts an anecdote that when he was being taken out of the building on a stretcher shortly before his death he raised his hand and told the diners "it was the food". "
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! XD
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! XD
Okay, I admit, it looks good. I'm still slightly angry towards them for the Lego Rock Band which has Epic Fail written all over it.
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