[PSP - Eur - Multi6] Lego Harry Potter - Years 1-4 [TNTvillage]

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LEGO Harry Potter Years: 1-4







Dopo averci dato Star Wars, Batman, Indiana Jones e persino Rock Band (senza contare infinite ore di divertimento nella loro ormai antiquata forma fisica) i mattoncini LEGO non potevano non invadere il mondo di Harry Potter. A pensarci bene, il momento per ripercorrere le sue avventure in salsa comica è perfetto: né troppo presto, dato che ormai anche gli eschimesi sanno come rinvasare una Mandragora, né troppo tardi, dato che il clamore per l’ultima pellicola sta giusto per alzarsi, con il full trailer in rete da poche ore. Allo stesso tempo, con LEGO Harry Potter: Anni 1 – 4 la rivisitazione di franchise famosi raggiunge la settima incarnazione ed i giocatori navigati rischiano di subire fortemente l’effetto clone: per quanto i ragazzi di Traveller’s Tales siano abilissimi nel riproporre icone del cinema e prenderle amorevolmente in giro con i loro giochi, la formula di gameplay non cambia ormai da anni e rischia seriamente di venire a noia. Perché dunque LEGO Harry Potter potrebbe essere la miglior trasposizione in mattoncini mai pensata dagli sviluppatori? Vediamo insieme gli ingredienti di questa fantastica pozione.

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La prima particolarità di LEGO Harry Potter: Anni 1- 4 è la location: seguendo da vicino le vicende narrate nei libri e nei film, infatti, il titolo mantiene il giocatore tra le mura della scuola di magia di Hogwarts per tutta la durata dell’avventura, salvo qualche rapida gita al villaggio di Hogsmeade. Rispetto ai predecessori il gioco perde dunque quella varietà offerta dalla continua alternanza di location, proponendo in cambio un accenno di libera esplorazione. In qualunque momento della storia sarà infatti possibile deviare dal percorso prestabilito ed indugiare nella vastissima scuola di magia, la quale, come da tradizione LEGO, offre moltissimi segreti da sbloccare o pezzi da accumulare per gli acquisti. Le location sono infatti letteralmente zeppe di elementi interattivi come oggetti da distruggere, macchinari da rimontare grazie alla magia e piccoli puzzle da risolvere. L’effetto restituito è paragonabile alla meraviglia di Harry di fronte alla prima esplorazione di Hogwarts, dove davvero non ci si annoia mai. A fianco di queste chance di libero vagabondaggio c’è naturalmente la riproposizione delle trame dei film, ai quali il gioco si ispira direttamente (con buona pace dei puristi della saga letteraria): con notevole capacità di sintesi ed il consueto irresistibile umorismo ci troviamo a ripercorrere le avventure di Harry, Ron ed Hermione, con i personaggi controllabili che variano da scena a scena, comprendendo talvolta altri comprimari come Hagrid, il suo cane Thor o Madama Chips. Come di consueto i tratti distintivi dei personaggi sono stati riutilizzati nel gameplay, adattando il design dei livelli di conseguenza: Ron sarà terrorizzato dai ragni, Hermione sarà un disastro a cavalcioni della scopa volante, Hagrid potrà disporre di poteri magici molto limitati, ma compenserà con la sua fida balestra e l’incommensurabile forza. Per sfruttare al massimo queste caratteristiche, come di consueto sarà possibile passare in tempo reale da un personaggio all’altro durante l’esplorazione dei livelli. In sostanza, ciò che rende LEGO Harry Potter unico rispetto ai suoi predecessori e che permette di soprassedere ad una formula di gameplay sempre uguale nella forma, è proprio il materiale di partenza: l’immaginario di J.K. Rowling e le relative trasposizioni cinematografiche hanno creato un vero e proprio universo parallelo, dotato di una propria cultura, storia, leggi ed un codice linguistico ben definito: il buon lavoro di Traveller’s Tales ha permesso la trasposizione dei punti salienti di questa grande mole di materiale all’interno del gioco, che pur rimanendo fedelissimo al tipico gameplay LEGO ha guadagnato la grande varietà di gameplay offerta dalle magie, dalla libera esplorazione di Hogwarts e dalla riproduzione dei moltissimi personaggi che costellano la saga. Questo strettissimo legame ha tuttavia un rovescio della medaglia: il godimento della trasposizione e della sua irresistibile comicità è strettamente legato ad una buona conoscenza perlomeno dei film, senza la quale molte delle risate rischieranno di sfumare. Se questo valeva in parte anche per Star Wars, Batman e Indy, in LEGO Harry Potter la familiarità con il brand è davvero fondamentale.

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Commento Finale
LEGO Harry Potter: Anni 1-4 merita di essere ricordato come uno dei migliori lavori di Traveller’s Tales , un vero regalo per i moltissimi fan del maghetto. Lo sfruttamento della licenza si è trasformato in una miscela quasi perfetta, laddove la magia e la straordinaria location si fondono in una divertentissima combinazione. I difetti, così come i pregi, rimangono i medesimi che da sempre caratterizzano la saga. Se siete fan e buoni conoscitori delle avventure di Harry, non lasciatevelo assolutamente sfuggire.

>Si ringrazia per la recensione www.spaziogames.it <



The LEGO games are nothing new. From LEGO Star Wars to LEGO Indiana Jones, we've been there and done that quite a few times. Now, the LEGO style of game has been combined with another ultra-popular license in the form of the fictional literary series Harry Potter. The PSP version of LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 differs from the console versions of the game, but it's still a slick-looking, solid-playing game. With that said, it's not going to make new fans that weren't already into LEGO games or Harry Potter. We'll just get this right out of the way: if you're not into either, than this game isn't going to be for you. LEGO Harry Potter Years 1-4 covers the first four books in the Harry Potter series. So, you're going to play through the adventures found in the Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban, and Goblet of Fire. You'll have to do so in order; for instance, you can't jump directly to the Prisoner of Azkaban sequences without first getting through the Sorcerer's Stone and the Chamber of Secrets in their entirety. That's OK because there's a story to be told here, albeit a loose one. LEGO Harry Potter tells its namesake's story in much the same way LEGO Star Wars did, in that there is a minimal amount of voice acting (especially in cutscenes) and there's an overarching assumption that the gamer who's experiencing the title is already familiar with the source material. The gameplay itself is traditional action fare but not exactly the LEGO title you've probably played before. Most of the game's advancement is through fetch quests, mild combat, puzzle solving, and of course, the endless collecting of LEGO bits known as studs (of which there will be no shortage of as I had over 500,000 by the time we made it through the first year). You'll have a tilted top-down view of the events transpiring through the game's four chapters, and you'll be able to navigate Harry and his friends through all sorts of environments, episodes and predicaments that will be familiar to the Harry Potter faithful. Controlling the game is fairly self-explanatory. You can use either the analog nub or the directional pad to move through environments. A single action button will allow you to explore items in the environment or cast your standard attack spell. If you can cast another spell on something in your vicinity (you'll learn new spells as you work your way through the game), the action button will bring up a sequence of buttons that must be pressed, but the combinations aren't particularly hard. If you have a character or characters available to you apart from Harry at any given time, you can toggle between them by way of the PSP's triggers. And of course, because the game is aimed at a younger audience, LEGO Harry Potter is forgiving. Failing at a task, dying, and all of that jazz rarely results in a frustrating situation, because you'll almost immediately be able to start or try again from where you were. The game's playful aesthetics mirror this carefree, fun environment. The game actually looks and sounds decent, and although it's not at the visual or sonic height of what the PSP is capable of, it's still an aesthetically pleasing game. The cutscenes especially go a long way in advancing the narrative and telling the story of the Harry Potter saga (though the cutscenes do seem to randomly stutter from time-to-time). That's not to say that the story doesn't take some liberties with what occurred in the book – we're sure that those of you who read through the Harry Potter books will surely find errors and omissions – but in general, the four episodes of the game attempt to tell the stories told in J.K Rowling's fantasy universe. All the while, Harry will learn new spells that will help him get through many obstacles in the game, and he'll run into familiar faces that can also help him get through tough spots that he's ill-equipped to deal with. And that's really what's at the heart of a game like LEGO Harry Potter. Though the game is extremely linear in nature, once you've completed a stage, you can return to it whenever you'd like to try to collect various items, collectibles, and more that you may have missed the first time through. And that's really the beauty of the game because you'll actually be forced to return to most stages later in the game if you want to see, find and do everything. For instance, you won't have all of the spells available to Harry until deep in the game, but you may run into optional parts of a stage that require the use of a late-game spell. You'll have to wait until you get that spell to return to the stage and see what hidden item or collectible awaits you beyond the previous barrier. Likewise, as you unlock new characters, you may find different parts of stages available to you, as different characters have different skills that are useful at certain points in the game. Because LEGO Harry Potter, like other LEGO titles, isn't aimed at the hardcore audience, you won't find an incredible amount of challenge, but that's OK because the experience with the game is really what you make of it. You could easily get through all of the stages in the four years in about 10 hours (depending on your skill level), but you'll need to spend many more hours if you want to see and do everything. So for those that want a loose, quick experience, you'll be able to find that here, but if you're a meat-and-potatoes kind of gamer who really likes to sit with a title for dozens of hours and collect every little thing in the game, you'll be able to do that here, too.

Closing Comments
LEGO Harry Potter is a decent game. It’ll prove to be a great deal of fun for those who are either into LEGO games or those who are into the Harry Potter series (or better yet, both), but it does nothing unique, fresh or interesting that sets it apart from the pack. The game’s linearity may turn some people off, but because you can always double-back to stages once you’ve completed them to unlock all sorts of goodies, those who really fall in love with the game are going to have a whole lot to keep themselves busy with. Of course, if LEGO games or Harry Potter isn’t your cup of tea, you’re going to want to stay away. The LEGO formula is still very much that, and Harry Potter remains Harry Potter.

> English review by www.ign.com <









Size: 1.32 GB
Lang: Italian, English, French, Spanish, German, Danish
Ver: EUR
Genre: Action/Adventures
Developed By: Traveller's Tales
Release date: 25 June 2010
Tested on PSP with CF 5.50 Prometheus v3


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