Harry Potter fans obsessed with RPG that'll keep you happy till Hogwarts Legacy 2
Topics: Harry Potter, Hogwarts Legacy, Warner Bros, Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Steam
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Topics: Harry Potter, Hogwarts Legacy, Warner Bros, Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Steam
The idea of having to wait several years for Hogwarts Legacy 2 is one fans are trying to ignore.
Yet try as they might, they can’t stop thinking about the elements of the game that made them fall in love with this Harry Potter RPG.
Naturally, players want to be able to do more than just sit around waiting for the Hogwarts Legacy sequel.
As if right on cue, we’re here to remind you of a classic RPG experience that some Harry Potter fans have yet to play.
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As someone who played this title several times over, I’m delighted more people are discovering it all these years later.
Magic is all around in Hogwarts Legacy
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone on the Game Boy Color was, and still is, an absolute delight.
Despite being 24 years old, it still holds its own by way of interactivity and depth, to the point that it puts some newer releases to shame.
On r/GameBoy, user Elicray24 said, “Recently discovered the Harry Potter GBC RPG and it's actually a lot of fun so far!”
For those who know few details about this game, prepare for turn-based battles, side quests, and a loving recreation of the first book’s story.
“It's honestly so good,” added the OP. “ [I] need to pick up Chamber of Secrets too, I've heard the GBA ones aren't as good aside from Prisoner of Azkaban but they hold a special place in my heart!”
Others who’ve also played the game have referred to it as “one of the best GBC games” ever made.
If you’re in need of more magic in your lives but are loathe to play Hogwarts Legacy again, here’s one way to do just that.
As for Hogwarts Legacy 2, while little is known about the next Warner Bros. Games title, fans believe they’ve found the perfect setting.
Some may say we’re now all too old to still love Harry Potter, but there’s just something about its fantastical world that keeps us coming back for more.