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very different from the original games on the ds/3ds, but honestly might be a better improvement from the original with more things to do,very different from the original games on the ds/3ds, but honestly might be a better improvement from the original with more things to do, more spells and unique levels, etc

One of the best LEGO games I have ever played. If you are a fan of Harry Potter I think this game is worth playing. The game tells the wholeOne of the best LEGO games I have ever played. If you are a fan of Harry Potter I think this game is worth playing. The game tells the whole story in a quite humorous way, as befits Lego games. The game has a lot to discover and I think everyone will have a lot of fun playing it.

It takes what you loved from the original games and puts it into one. Excellent game just wish the combat for 5-7 was better. GraphicsIt takes what you loved from the original games and puts it into one. Excellent game just wish the combat for 5-7 was better. Graphics improved and the best way to experience these games if you don’t own an older console.

I decided I might try some older lego games, after my girlfriend and I really liked Skywalker Saga. I never really liked them, and thisI decided I might try some older lego games, after my girlfriend and I really liked Skywalker Saga. I never really liked them, and this collection highlights just why. You cannot follow any sort of story if you have not seen the movies, or read the books. The puzzles are okay, and the world is pretty well realized, but in general the gameplay is lackluster, boring and limited. Just I expected, but too bad I guess.

2 games in 1! Found year 1-4 quite boring, it’s mostly evolved around learning spells and being a young Harry. However year 5-7 you feel like2 games in 1! Found year 1-4 quite boring, it’s mostly evolved around learning spells and being a young Harry. However year 5-7 you feel like a Lego badass. Better designed levels in my opinion. Overall it’s a traditional Lego game, good one to kick back to.

Years 1-4 are amazing. Years 5-7 have visual lag that's really annoying. Would give a 10 if all 7 years played smooth.The cinematic scenesYears 1-4 are amazing. Years 5-7 have visual lag that's really annoying. Would give a 10 if all 7 years played smooth.The cinematic scenes are cute and while there isn't any talking they get the message across. You definitely know what's going on. The level designs are clever and fun. They definitely keep you engaged and entertained. These games are also surprisingly true to the books. While I like the movies I think I liked playing these games more than watching the movies. There is also a lot of game play. I was surprised at how many hours I put into this.

As someone who is already a fan of the Lego games, you could say that I am a bit biased liking this but the Lego games are just so iconic forAs someone who is already a fan of the Lego games, you could say that I am a bit biased liking this but the Lego games are just so iconic for many reasons, they have fun gameplay, they are hilarious and they have so many collectibles. Lego Harry Potter just takes all that Lego videogame goodness and the stunning harry potter universe and just merges them together into one beautiful package. The only issues I have with the game are that there are a few glitches and bugs that are annoying, Also, if you don't like Lego games, don't get this game, it is definitely not for you. Finally, a great game with lots and lots of fantastic lego content.

The two-game LEGO Harry Potter Collection offers great value for those wanting to relive the young wizard’s brick-based adventures on Nintendo Switch. It’s practically bursting with content, but the improvements offer little more to those that have experienced their magic and charm before. Even if they are starting to show their age, the games remain as some of the best in the LEGO series and a spellbinding local co-op addition to the portable home console’s library.

Nine years may have passed since LEGO Harry Potter first released, but the games still feel as fresh and enjoyable as when they debuted. If you didn't know that LEGO Harry Potter Collection was a remaster, it would be easy to mistake it for a new release. The only real downside has to do with those who own the original Xbox 360 games. Since they've been withheld from BC, if you want to replay these on the Xbox One, you'll have to buy the LEGO Harry Potter Collection.

For anyone out there who is a fan of Harry Potter, LEGO, and videogames, LEGO Harry Potter Collection just might be the safest bet imaginable. Both titles within are overflowing with Traveller's Tales' affection for charming production values and easily-accessible gameplay, and Xbox One's enhanced frame-rate and resolution breathes new life into what was already a lovingly-crafted world. The formula does wear itself thin at times, and players might even feel like they're just going through the motions, yet it's doubtful that they'll ever regret their days spent at LEGO Hogwarts.

OKay this i a quick review so this game is AMAZING the level design is just MWA its like a french chef made this game. When you play this gameOKay this i a quick review so this game is AMAZING the level design is just MWA its like a french chef made this game. When you play this game you notice so many little details and things like that and sometimes you're gonna be like "wow i get this game in so many levels" this is no meme review or something this is actually true this game is actually really good and i'm so surprised that it even is. I MEAN imagine if you read the books and you want to watch the movies i tell you TO not watch the movies and play the lego games instead WHY you may ask because this lego game is ten times more faithful to the books than the movies, well there are some parts of the movie in the lego games so then people who watch the movie would understand but they reference the books all the time, so i think you will have a really great time playing this game as a harry potter fan, or even somebody looking for a game they can play and i tell you this game has content LOTS of content and its very worth the price for 40 bucks for this game. I managed to 100% complete lego harry potter years 1-4 in 35 hours ad lego harry years 5-7 40 hours to 100% complete, so you have a total of 75 amazing hours of lego gameplay. BUT sadly the one flaw is the replay value cuz after you 100% complete the game there is no reason to go back but i dont really care since there is so much content so what ever. JUST BUY THE GAME

LEGO Harry Potter Collection does not offer many extras aside from a visual upgrade. But this is one of the most atmospheric LEGO- games ever made and TT Games is amazing when it comes to making even the sometimes dark Harry Potter stories light and fun.

Did we really need the LEGO Harry Potter Collection? No. Is it worth giving it a look and taking a trip down memory lane? Sure, why not… but the cheaper option of buying the originals is also a viable option.

LEGO Harry Potter doesn't bring anything new to the LEGO-formula, but the Harry Potter world is still great. Characters feel unique even though casting spells isn't always fun. Thanks to the music and coop you'll forget about that quickly though.

The game’s more straightforward design and focus on puzzle solving makes it stand out a little from more recent Lego games while still featuring the easy to pick-up gameplay and humor every entry is known for. Of course, that simplicity will dissuade some while attracting others, especially those looking for something younger family members can enjoy together. Having two whole games worth of content can also be seen as a double-edged sword depending on how you feel about repetition and collectibles. In short, it’s another solid Lego game with all the good and bad that come with the franchise.

In some areas (most notably the lack of voiceover) you can recognize the age of the originals. But with its slightly different, more puzzle and exploration oriented approach to the Lego formula the trip to Hogwarts still stands out.

The LEGO Harry Potter Collection takes players back to LEGO game basics; before voice overs, before depth, before polish, and before just about everything else that makes the current formula so widely appealing. That said, this collection is well worth a trip if you enjoy the source material. There’s magic, there’s humor, and there’s a lot of fun fan service to soak up here, if little else.

In terms of content the game has a huge amount for you to get to grips with and if you’re a fan of LEGO and Harry Potter you’ll no doubt beIn terms of content the game has a huge amount for you to get to grips with and if you’re a fan of LEGO and Harry Potter you’ll no doubt be satisfied with what’s on offer. The improved visuals and sound design make the game come alive in all areas which in turn means you become very immersed within the gameplay. I found the controls to be very responsive throughout my time with the game and this did mean that my frustration levels were kept to a minimum. There is a decent amount of creative puzzles packed into the gameplay and most of the time these were fun and rewarding. I enjoyed the sound design in the game the lack of voice acting was a little disappointing. Unfortunately the game suffers with a few technical issues every now and then and these do hold the game back a little bit.The camera in the game did get on my nerves a bit because it never seemed to go where I wanted it to go. I loved LEGOs as a kid and I enjoyed the Harry Potter movies when my son was Youngers, so when I first saw the announcement of LEGO Harry Potter Collection I was interested to say the least. Thankfully it’s a pretty good game as well but I will say that the shortcomings it suffers with do hold the game back quite a bit. Some of the shortcomings are small though and whilst it would’ve been nice to have had some voice acting included the visuals and sound design still do more than enough to immerse you. The biggest problem for me with this collection was the technical issues that kept popping up every now and then because they did frustrate me a little bit. Thankfully though this frustration didn’t last very long because the varied content makes you forget about the issues. Speaking about the content there’s a huge amount for you to sink your teeth into and when you combine that with the excellent and responsive controls you end up having quite a lot fun. At the end of the day then LEGO Harry Potter Collection does more than enough to satisfy fans of both genre’s and whilst it isn’t the best LEGO game out there it still does enough to get a thumbs up from me because you can tell that a lot of thought and effort has gone into the collection.

LEGO Harry Potter Collection is a trustful albeit lazy port of two fun but ultimately obsolete games which fans of the British wizard will probably still love.

Almost a decade after its original release, LEGO Harry Potter is feeling the weight of his years. A lack of variety of mechanics and a level of not-so-rich graphic richness are flanked, however, to a carefree and stimulating gameplay.

After all is said and done, the LEGO Harry Potter Collection really is a fun game and with this being the definitive collection, it is the best way to play. Of course, you can get this on Xbox One or PS4, but you can only take the Switch version with you when you go see the next Fantastic Beasts film.

Tons of content is available to play through, all fitting into the niche that TT Games has established for their LEGO franchise titles. Players will get a fun, lighthearted retelling of their favorite movies, all with a LEGO makeover layered on top.

Amazing game (which is actually two games, with slightly different setups and gameplay, but both great) - perfect for children who are fans ofAmazing game (which is actually two games, with slightly different setups and gameplay, but both great) - perfect for children who are fans of Harry Potter as well as of LEGO. The difficulty is just right. My son (now 7, 6 at the time I bought this game) has completed the game about 8 times, which means hours and hours and hours of play, and is still playing it from time to time. Literally endless play after completing the game, just to unlock rare and expensive characters, and to find and complete all kinds of bonus levels, some of which pays handsomely to buy the characters you want.Gameplay is great, both in 1-player and 2-player mode, where a more experienced player may assist a younger player. Some of the puzzles and foes require some help to solve/defeat. It's great for non-native English speakers, that there are no English dialogue in the game, that needs to be explained, like in the LEGO Marvel games. The characters simply imply emotions and what else in their facial expressions and grunts/sounds, so that the story gets through, no matter what language one knows.Great graphics and great mood too in both games. Originally bought this game for the Wii, but after seeing the overall improvements to graphics and sound, just had to buy it for the PS4.Overall, an awesome purchase.

I can only recommend this collection to people who intend to play it with a young Potter fan. Otherwise Lego Star Wars or Lego Hobbit will be a better choice, because these games are simply better.

Even with the advancements done to the formula over the years, the LEGO Harry Potter Collection remains a solid game for fans. Gameplay remains simple enough for kids to enjoy, but the amount of content packed into each title ensures they'll still be working on it long after the campaigns have been finished. The enhancements due to the platform jump aren't truly significant, but they help make an already clean-looking game shine just a tiny bit more. Unless you've played these to death on previous consoles, this is certainly a game that deserves to be checked out by those who still adore the LEGO games without question.

A nice comeback, were it not for the bugs and glitches. They were present in the previous versions and, unfortunately, appear to have made the journey to this generation of consoles along with everything else.

The LEGO Harry Potter Collection is a fancy-free, funny and robust brickified version of the eight Harry Potter movies. The current asking price of $50 may be a little steep, considering these are 5 year old games without additional content. One to watch once it hits a more comfortable price point. Worth a look, but only if you don't already own the games.

A good remaster for the two LEGO Harry Potter games: the games' structure is a little outdated, if compared to the most recent LEGO games, but going back to Hogwarts is always a pleasure.

Tt Games did a wonderful job with bringing the world of Harry Potter to life through the LEGO Harry Potter Collection and remastering the experience onto the PlayStation 4. The games certainly show their age, but they’re still a blast, especially if you’re a Harry Potter fanatic.

If you enjoyed these games the first time and just want more Trophies for your collection, then by all means, jump in a second time. But if you missed LEGO Harry Potter back then, it’s far too rough to come back to now.