Harry Potter Store - Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone

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Amazon Maximum Age: 17 Amazon Minimum Age: 72 Binding: Game Cartridge EAN: 0014633143461 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Feature: Combine collectible cards to create powerful new spells Label: SPIG Manufacturer: SPIG Platform: Game Boy Color Publisher: SPIG Studio: SPIG
Features Combine collectible cards to create powerful new spells Features characters from the book Game version unique to Game Boy Color Battery back-up
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Which is better- GBC or GBA Comment: I don't have this one but if I did, should I have the Game Boy Advance or Color? I have an Game Boy Advance player but I read Amazon.com compare GBA with GBC. So which is better, Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance? If you answer Game Boy Color wher do I get a GBC? Where do I get this game anyway, besides here? Customer Rating: Summary: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Review Comment: I'm a Harry Potter fan and the day I bought this game, I played it, and I played it and I did it all day long, but one day, I think in the Valet Parking, someone stole it with my Gameboy Advance SP. Until this very day, I was looking for it and trying to get another one, but now I found it. The game is cool, like the other Harry Potter games, but this one is my favorite because now we have the fourth game, so the first one is old now, but I like more the old ones, and specially if you never played it for, maybe two years or more. Customer Rating: Summary: The BEST GAME EVER!!!!!!!! 5 STARS!!!! Comment: My sister and I really love this game!!!! We got it going on a trip years ago (before the GBA) And we still love, and play it. We are both level 99, and have all the spells! It is easy to understand and also challenging. We DEFINATELY recommend it to everyone!! And if you have an SP, it will help, the game is kinda dark, but if you don't, it is ok! Customer Rating: Summary: TOO MANY GLITCHES!!!!!! Comment: ok i love this game, it's jsut that when i go out of the forbidden forest i have to defeat devil's snare and the knight and stuff but I DON't have mucas ad nauseam yet, which has to be found in the library!!!! i didn't even get to find the presents for christmas, so it just skipped i know this because i looked online for help on how to defeat voldemort and it says you have to have petrificus totalus and mucus ad nauseum! i didn't even get those so i can't defeat VOLDEMORT!!!!! i didn't hear snape and quirrel talking none of IT!!!!!! so i have to start all OVER AGAIN!!!! Customer Rating: Summary: THIS GAME IS AWESOME Comment: well my cousin gave this to me about a month ago and it's COOL! but i have trouble finding the unicorn, it's so dark i can't see where i am, i wish i had it on gameboy advance, but yeah i still love it. it's hard though i mean although you have all these spells sometimes it's pretty easy to get defeated. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Cartridge Only Unlike other game versions of the first Harry Potter book, the Game Boy Color rendition of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a traditional roleplaying game, complete with NPCs to talk to and random beastie battles to challenge you. The game begins with the receipt of an acceptance letter into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. From there, you (as Harry Potter, of course) will go shopping for your school supplies, catch the train on the 9 3/4 platform, take a boat ride, and finally arrive at your new home.