From escaping Gringotts bank to fighting off wave after wave of death-eaters, there is some fun to be had in the last chapter in Harry Potter’s epic journey, if you don’t mind a bit of repetition along the way. If you were at all disappointed with The Dealthy Hallows part one, you will be glad to know that EA Bright Light heard the cries of fans and gamers alike and produced a far more enjoyable end to this legacy of movie tie-ins. This is a must for fans of the last movie and a nice tip of the wizard’s hat to anyone who’s played any of the previous games in this series.

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EA has released a chilling launch trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1, showcasing the kind of action and drama you can expect from the game.

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Earlier today EA held it’s press conference at the Palladium in Cologne, Germany. The publisher took the opportunity to showcase a number of highly anticipated titles from their exciting line-up as well as reveal a few surprises along the way.

One of those surprises was the debut of the Kinect challenge mode in the upcoming Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows videogame. Not only did EA give us a brief glimpse into this new mode of the game, but they did it in true style with none other than the twins James and Oliver Phelps who portray the mischievous Weasley brothers, Fred and George, in the successful Harry Potter film franchise.

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