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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Falling Short Of Capturing The Thrill Of Being A Wizard

Developed by EA Bright Light Studio and produced by Electronic Arts, the Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince for Nintendo Wii game was released on June 30, 2009, to coincide with film's mid-2009 international release. This video game features the exploration of Hogwarts, and the casting of spells on objects around the school. The game also includes notable features such as multiplayer games and classes, Quidditch, Wizard duels and potion-making scenes. Here are some of the other notable features of the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince video game for Wii.

Game Plot

The video game's plot revolves around Dumbledore as he prepares Harry for the final battle that he knows is quickly approaching, as Valdemort is fast solidifying his stranglehold on the Muggle and wizarding worlds. Dumbledore and Harry find ways to unlock Valdemort's defenses, and along the way Dumbledore also recruits his old friend and colleague Professor Horace Slughorn, whom he thinks holds critical information on Valdemort.

Gameplay Features

In the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince video game for Wii, players can cast spells on objects around the school, and can maneuver Harry as he attends Potions classes, and mixes different potion ingredients. Mixing potions is done through using the Wii remote, or through using the analogue stick. To complete the potions, the player can also choose the ingredients surrounding the cauldron on the work bench, as visual symbols pop up onto the screen. Players also are able to participate in Quidditch Cup tryouts, and compete against Hufflepuff, Slytherin and Ravenclaw. The famed school grounds are almost as identical as the game's previous installment, and some new and exciting locations are also added, including the entrance to Hogwarts. Other locations which were previously accessible, are now restricted for entry though, because of the security measures imposed by the aurors.

Public Reception of The Game

Public reception of the Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince video game was mixed. Some veteran game observers argued that the game was fun to play, but it did not feel like it was worth the price of a new release. Some game reviews noted that repetition was obvious in some scenes, especially at one point where you fight five wand duels in a row, making it a little tiresome. Some of the quests have also been noted to be uninteresting, while others countered that the game was too short, and would not keep anyone except ardent Harry Potter fans happy and contented.

While majority of consumers consider themselves satisfied with this Harry Potter game version, some hard-line game observers didn't fully like the game-play, story, voice acting and character models. The game, according to some frustrated fans, pushes players through the same three mini-games repeatedly, and the game never fully captures the thrill of being a wizard.

Film Review - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009)

BOTTOM LINE: The sixth film in the series continues on a darker narrative path, with a very even and mysterious tone with glorious visuals. However, as with the other films in this franchise, this is very light stuff indeed story-wise, making it hard to recommend to any one looking for a story with a bit of meat on the bone or a genuine cinematic experience.

THE GOOD: The Harry Potter films have become just as big a gold mine as the novels they are based upon and "The Half Blood Prince" continues this tradition with a much richer visual texture, darker overtones, and a somewhat quieter and subdued tone that is both welcome and unexpected. This time out Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) is entrusted by Dumbledore to find out more information about his nemesis Lord Voldemort and his connection to new wizard teacher Professor Slughorn (Jim Broadbent), all with the unexpected help of a text book formerly owned by the "Half-Blood Prince". As with the other films, the twenty odd minutes specifically devoted to the Harry-Voldemort story line are quite fascinating, and subsequently set up a rather interesting climax to come in subsequent films. All round, the recurring cast are becoming rather good in their roles. Radcliffe looks quite comfortable as Harry, much more assured and confident as he has ever been in the role. Grint and Watson are likewise as strong, as are the entire supporting cast. The film is quieter, taking on a more sombre tone and has a moment or two that could be classified as scary; the cursed female student frozen in mid-air by an evil force certainly sends tingles down your spine. The film looks absolutely glorious visually, and is perhaps the first of the films to not look overly CG-ish and more natural. The appeal of these films is certainly for kids, although adults do enjoy them as well and on this front, this new Harry Potter film works.

THE BAD: The story is very light for a feature film. Not having read the books I cannot say if scenes have been omitted or not, but my general impression of this film, and the others before it, is that they have about a 20-30 minute section which holds the meat of the story (which is actually quite interesting), and the rest of it is devoted to the uninteresting teenage games played between the characters and the requisite and boring Quidditch match. As a result, unless you are really in to this stuff, there is hardly any meat on the story-bone. Despite the immaculate attention to visual detail and the overall good execution of performance, direction and editing, the base material barely qualifies as a cinematic experience. Harry Potter fans will probably be up in arms over this analysis, particularly given its appeal, but not every one is a fan.

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince - A New Projection of 3D

With the advancement in the technological standards, likewise, the cinematography and graphics of the films have also been greatly augmented. Harry Potter, the fictional adventurous concept, has been enriched with illusions and mere inventions on behalf of the author. In order to portray the creativity of the author's original conception, it became an equally important responsibility of the director to use the state-of-the-art techniques for their productions.

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is the newest to-be-released sensation in the market with much anticipative cries arousing all round the globe. The sophisticated video effects that had to be increased in the movie are expected to be adroit and of superior coordination. Tim Burke and Tim Alexander have been the video effects supervisors in this penultimate film that will be shortly released with the expected paramount 3D displays.

Two main scenes in the movie required extra emphasis to be paid on them. These aspects required extra expertise and diligence from the whole team of computer graphics designers. Extra budget was spent on making the anticipative scenes perfect and entertaining by using extensive machinery and substances. After a series of various combinations and experiments, correct matches were found that could enhance the vision of the movie.

Inferi-attack scene took several months in its creation and finalisation. According to the director, David Yates, whole of the team had to take care of every minute detail in order to make it pragmatic, genuine and avoid resemblance to a "zombie" movie. Inferi had to be created as being skinner, bolder and scarier. From their depiction in the author's note, they had to be grey and unable to groan or moan.

They couldn't move fast but also not really slow. All these parameters had to be kept in consideration before finalising their graphic appearances. Due to the complications of productions of these Inferi, the supervisors had to work long enough to present a satisfactory module. The incredible by-product is expected to be a masterpiece of 3D animations and productions that are an eternal part of the fictional tale.

At the succession of the Inferi-attack, the ring of fire that is created in order to save, Dumbledore and Harry from their attack is also an important occasion of 3D exposure. It had to be created in such a way as if propane was being burnt. The graphic designers had to carry out a lot of experimental procedures to produce a perfect sample for the ring of fire.

Chris Horvath, computer graphics artist, had to spend eight months to find an easier way of conjuring flames. This has proved to be an endeavouring task for Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince's entire team in order to boost up the standard of 3D graphics that, expectedly, would increase the thrill of the whole venture.

Many graphical films have so far been released with new ideas being revealed in order to enhance the technological advancement to greater heights and introduce new state-of-the-art techniques. Likewise, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince would also prove to be a new dimension in the graphics world.

Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince - Movie Review

The Premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince made quite a stir. Even in the small town of Cobourg there was a very long line-up to get in to the 2nd showing of the movie on it's opening day. Was it worth the wait? Honestly I can't really say it was. It was a good movie as part of the series, nice to see old familiar faces and new ones, but the story lacked depth.

This was supposed to be the steamiest and most romantic of the movies but truly none of the love storylines really followed through. In fact, most of the storylines had very little follow through at all, they all seemed to just co-mingle with the other storylines without really satisfying the viewer in any of them. It is a very long movie, likely in hopes of pleasing the audience who have read the books by not missing any major details. Sadly though, it made the movie seem rushed at times. Perhaps it would have been wiser to do what they plan on doing with the next book, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" and break it into a two part movie.

On a brighter note about the movie, the cinematography was wonderful. From the beautiful scenery to the action filled Quidditch match and amazing costume design, director David Yates brings it all together for some pretty awesome visual stimuli.  It was easy to see that they are catering to an older audience, for as Harry and the crew grow-up, so do their fans. The comedy in this movie far beats any of the others and adds some light to a very dark film. 

The actors are all fantastic and play their roles wonderfully. The characters have great depth and Alan Rickman, who is one of my favorite actors, really comes through in this one. Helena Bonham Carter also deserves a very honorable mention as the seductively terrifying Bellatrix Lestrange. I very much missed Ralph Fiennes appearance as Lord Voldemort in this film, though Hero Fiennes-Tiffin (Ralph Fiennes Nephew) quite convincingly plays a hauntingly dark 11 year-old Tom Riddle. 

All in all, I look forward to the movie coming out on DVD. I plan on buying it and watching it again. It's one of those movies that may be more rewarding watching it a second time when you already understand the plot. (Note: I did not read the Harry Potter novels and therefore did not know what to expect, nor would I have gotten the same thing out of it that those who have read it would.)

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince PSP Review

Today we're looking at the hand held version of the new Harry Potter game. This time people at Hogwarts are plotting against Dumbledore (the old headmaster) to get darkness into the school borders. Of course this isn't as easy as it seems and quickly Harry starts to suspect  several people after a series of unusual events. It is safe to say that the movie is a great success but can the video game follow in its footsteps?

The first thing you will notice about the PlayStation portable version is that the Hogwarts school is mapped in 2d with 3d elements. Which means that the environment looks 3d but doesn't move around your character. Even more reason for concern is that you walk to different rooms by walking past invisible gates, after which a loading time of about 2-4 seconds occurs. This wouldn't be a big problem if it wasn't for the insane amount of searching and walking that is required in this game. 

In this game you are Harry, not really a bombshell, and you have to search for various items around the castle. You do this by talking to different people, they will mention that they've seen the item in a curtain part of the castle. After this conversation you can navigate yourself to this room and get the item. Unfortunately these items are mostly owned by schoolmates and you have to get it by trading with some of your possessions, this can be chess pieces or some plants. It's a pretty painless experience as you can locate the necessary items by hitting select. A navigation arrow to the item will appear, just like how you found the person in the first place. However sometimes you need to get something by trading something rare, which can be difficult. These rare items don't have the same navigation and pretty much require you to search the whole castle before you can proceed in the story. This is a real pain and together with the 2d Hogwarts rendering not much fun to do either.

The story will proceed when you find the items you were required to find. But you will find little satisfaction from it. A few dialogs that you need to read, it isn't voice recorded by the actors, and some mini games that aren't too great either.

The bottom line is this: the game isn't much fun to play and isn't very well executed. Graphics wise and gameplay wise it is a disappointment and even for children the experience can be a little dull. You are better off watching the movie instead (and the movie only!). Or the book as well. I guess that's fine too.

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