Check out my other Harry Potter game walkthroughs as well! NEW 2021 ★★★ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PC version), played on Windows 10, 100% walkthrough:ruclips.net/video/rN4a3Up0bq4/видео.html NEW 2021 ★★★ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC version), played on Windows 10, including all Wizard Cards and Challenge stars: ruclips.net/video/hIbXxLutnLM/видео.html Harry Potter Potter and the Philosopher's / Sorcerer's Stone (PlayStation 1) ruclips.net/video/AYJmAc7DL24/видео.html&ab_channel=ToughGamingGuy Harry Potter and the Philosopher's / Sorcerer's Stone (PC version, NEW): ruclips.net/video/K73xGIOQ__8/видео.html&ab_channel=ToughGamingGuy Harry Potter and the Philosopher's / Sorcerer's Stone (XBOX Version): ruclips.net/video/QegtuhkDql8/видео.html&index=2&list=PLYwqV0N4djf8DCsKPfyRwJbBKqg66FTv4 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC version, OLD):ruclips.net/video/L8ZLayN3NOM/видео.html Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PC): ruclips.net/video/6Ua0yFXhfgc/видео.html Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PC): ruclips.net/video/L5JBlAwSxkI/видео.html Harry Potter: The Video Games playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLYwqV0N4djf8DCsKPfyRwJbBKqg66FTv4
I am crying. Every sound. Every graphic. Everything is so nostalgic. In my little kid’s head, it used to be the safest, most magical place on earth. Every memory hits like a punch in the face. I missed my little paradise
yes me to, when i'm child i play and my mother come to unclock the sort because to hard for me, and when the time i loose my parents i think this place are good for find peace
@@alexl7265 i have memories of this game i played it repeatedly back in the day, but now i need administrator privileges just to play the game same goes for chamber of secrets..
It still looks magical and gorgeous. Specially its soundtrack. John William's distinctive music makes this piece a big accomplishment in videogame. HP 1 and 2 are marvels of the first part of the new millenium
The old style level design and low poly look is beautiful to me. I wish more games looked like this today. There's a blurry, cozy feeling to it. I love how colourful the lighting can be, and how moody and dark some areas of the world are. The bottomless black pits below stirred my imagination as a kid.
exactly. I don't enjoy the new games as much as I like the old ones. There is a kind of magic in them. I love the gardens and the hidden passages that had a card in them. And also the hagrid mission with the forest, waterfalls and dragon eggs.
@@ado011235 bad news, it's nostalgia only to us, kids nowadays don't understand how soap can be beautyful. Example - i didn't have PS1, so for me pretty hard to look at those even more poly models, with constant twitching. Still i'm in love with some games.
I never played this game in my childhood. However, yesterday for unknown reason, I wanted to watch the gameplay. That lowpoly/dark atmosphere was what I was looking for 😎🇧🇷
@@podcastsafins616 check out second game. It's like first game on steroids: almost triple longer, closer to book, same engine but enhanced (still some errors, mostly in cutscenes - yeah, storytelling not through pictures, but actually in cutscenes), semi-open world - you can replay lessons to find secrets and cards, opened exploration of castle and yard. Exeption - plot quests, they're not replayable
@@ado011235 that's called nostalgia, things you grew up with will always seem better, while newer things seem complex and hard for you to keep up with, everyone experiences it and every grand parent says the same thing
Was always stuck at the broom race with Malfoy, didn't know english back then so I didn't know that you could accelerate the broom. Frustrating really, but true childhood. Always thought that the castle was so creepy
@@eksdee2170 I was stuck on the broom race too! I knew English but I never read the instructions in the game so I didn't know you could accelerate the broom. When I figured out you could accelerate it, I didn't know you had to press the jump button when Malfoy's health got low to finish him off.
@@elephant35e So frustrating! Haha remember when my mom tried to help me, all I did was I went backwards on the race so I could hit him in the front instead of back xd
Elaine Smith it's odd because I've never seen a video game "Let's Play" without commentary. Commentary makes the view much more entertaining. Some of my favorite video game commentators are RadBrad & Ghostrobo, who are well-tempered by majority of the world. That being said, I can't stand people who disrespect them.
@@joshuagavile4775 that's because you're on the new era of Lets Plays back when I originally started watching when you two first became a thing most of the time they were very little commentary videos while people played most people only wanted to watch videos and not listen the people babbling over this shit and talking about their childhood now people want to listen to that and they don't like commentary less videos
@@joshuagavile4775 My opinion on adding commentary is that it takes away from what some people actually look for, I don't want some goofy person making lame jokes or over-exaggerating reactions to silly glitches, surprising events or unexpected outcomes. Most commentating gaming channels have this static formula for 'funny commentary' and it makes the video 100x worse when all I care about is the actual game I'm watching. Early youtube videos of tutorials to do anything in a game had the game and text on screen to tell you exactly what to do and show you while not filling 8 minutes of unnecessary footage.
I must be out of my mind... 0:00 Origin Story 2:44 The Tutorial 10:00 DADA (Flipendo) 22:30 Flying Class 26:10 Practice with Hermione (Alohomora) 33:00 Charms Class (Wingardium Leviosa) 42:30 On The Way To Herbology, Peeves and Malfoy Boss Battles 1:05:30 Herbology Class (Incendio) 1:23:35 Standing Up To Malfoy 1:35:34 Collecting Fire Seeds For Hagrid 1:51:22 Gryffindor vs Slytherin Match 1:54:10 Strange noises from The Forbidden Corridor... 2:04:00 DADA (Lumos) + Peeves Boss Battle 2:25:08 Potions Class (Ingredient Hunting) 2:47:10 Rescuing Hermione (The Troll Chase + Battling The Troll) 2:51:47 Gryffindor vs Ravenclaw 2:53:41 Giving Norbert To Charlie and Sneaking Down The Tower 3:32:00 Distracting Fluffy 3:35:30 Killing The Devil's Snare 3:36:45 Catching The Key 3:38:23 The Wizard's Chess Game 3:40:45 The Potion Puzzle 3:44:00 Confronting Quirrel 3:46:45 Final Boss - Lord Voldemort 3:50:15 Ending
There was supposed to be a Forbidden Forest level as well but I guess there wasn’t time. I’m thinking this because there’s some dialogue you can view in debug mode from what I assume was a planned level.
I was a tiny bit disappointed to see how many times he/she whiffed the spelling classes. It was by far the easiest part of the game, but each to their own.
Hermione: "That was brilliant, Harry! Flitwick would award you at least 20 House Points." *20 House Points show up* Me: Who is she to award House Points?
Well Hermione didn't actually award them; Flitwick did. The weird thing is that Flitwick didn't see Harry perform the spell. I like to think that Harry/Hermione told Flitwick about it sometime later, and the house points we see show up are "future house points".
This game sets such a high bar for all the others to follow. There's something very fulfilling about just wandering through the magical mazes and doing simple spells. It's a very linear exploration game that gave us gamers a sense of freedom despite of the opposite. The soundtrack, color, and seemingly huge environment all worked very well in helping this game feel larger than it really was and at the time was a masterpiece.
@@cris3760 Lol just when I think i've seen it all you come along and write one of the most emotionally charged comments on an old a decent game. It's a masterpiece for some not for all. But holy shit wtf is wrong with you.
Trivia: This game's music was done by the famous Jeremy Soule of Elder Scrolls and Skyrim fame. I didn't realize it for years, but in retrospect his style is absolutely unmistakable. Great music that really made the game for me.
Oh really? That's amazing! I'm a big Elder Scrolls fan haha! Got a lot of Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim videos on my channel. Thanks for telling this! :)
My dad had to help me out with that! One day while playing the game I got so mad enough for my sister to take me outside for a while to calm down and get some energy out (Was 7 years old at the time). When i got back I saw my dad playing the game I asked what part are you at? He said I finshed the game for you!! Not right but just gave up for the rest of the day after that
I remember as a kid, I had a really short attention span and couldn’t read books. All my classmates were reading the first HP book and I wanted to be able to relate, so I played this game instead. They all looked at me kinda weird when I said “Hey, remember the part where Fred and George teach Harry to climb book cases?”
Dunno if that really happened but it's so funny and sweet... Thanks for sharing this memory(?), things like these are actually more precious than any game anyone may have played, I guess. In any case. Fair play, Jimmy.
Wizarding cards location: 1) Albus Dumbledore 7:55 2) Merlin 24:14 3) Tilly Toke 31:30 4) Burdock Muldoon 40:35 5) Adalbert Waffling 43:50 6) Uric the Oddball 45:30 7) Derwent Shimpling 49:40 8) Godric Gryffindor 1:03:20 9) Cornelius Agrippa 1:04:44 10) Newt Scamander 1:11:50 11) Edgar Strouglar 1:22:00 12) Herpo the foul 1:34:15 (That would have been accessible if all three slugs were flipendoed) 13) Bowman Wright 1:33:20 14) Morgan Le Fay 1:39:40 15) Salazar Slytherin 1:49:50 16) Bertie Bott 1:57:00 17) Cassandra Vlabatsky 2:09:40 Unlock the window 18) Ignatia Wildsmith 2:22:40 Search the floor till you find Fred and George behind a painting 19) Grifford Ollerton 2:24:40 In a chest at the r ight side while facing the stairs 20) Elladora Ketteridge 2:29:00 21) Hengist of Woodcroft 2:44:50 22) Helga Hufflepuff 3:04:30 23) Rowena Ravenclaw 3:29:10 24) Rodrick Plumpton 3:32:10 25) Harry Potter card will be given if have more than 250 beans and all the cards
Hi, thanks for the tips! Played this game as a kid, but unfortunately I managed to find 23 cards out of 25. Before, I didn't have internet back then, and now, I just now found out where I couldn't find the last 2 cards!
I love in the very beginning when Dumbledore’s voice changes near the end of his speech, like he suddenly has a bunch of dry chicken stuck in his esophagus 🤣😂
I did not realize how nostalgic this would be!! From the music, to the dialogue, to the wand sounds, to the "huh!" of Harry pulling himself up. Now I just wanna 0lay this again!!! This game was so perfectly true to the book, too!
Just being nostalgic. Watching this game like exactly after 18 years. Such a classy game by EA . My computer was pentium III , 128 mb ram , 20 gb HDD, 16 MB graphics card. My goodness, time flies without wings. Will never forget this game & resident evil III.
For this exact reason I was too terrified to finish the first Flippendo challenge. I just WOULD NOT want to enter that last room. Something about their happy, lunatic faces was just.. NOOOO!
My grandfather passed away last year due to cancer and this was the game me and him played together with me on his lap. Just seeing this game has shot a flood of emotions through me and I don't know how to respond other than just cry and heal. This game will forever hold a special spot in my heart, in my soul, in my childhood
-Be Filch. -Be a janitor in a wizard school. -Have no magic power at all. -Basically be almost the weakest person in the whole school. -During the nights,make trips at empty libraries. -On one evening, suddenly you begin hearing footsteps. -You notice, that somebody unlocks the magic doors as well. -You immediately run to these doors with a lantern in your hand. -You see nobody. -You start talking to the intruder. -Nothing happens. -Repeat the process a few times. -After a while, you realize you probably need some help, so you countinue your night trip with your cat. -The strange things are just coming and coming. -After 7/8? libraries you give it up. -Next day you continue your work, like nothing happened. Filch must be the braves man on earth.
he does have some magical power, otherwise Hogwarts wouldn't accept him, being a squib means you have a magical core but it's so very weak that you can't really cast magic or do anything but you can do very minor things like enter hogwarts or have familiars, but it's incredibly limited to how much you can do, but he gets alone fine
@@BlackangelKatakuri he can't use it, but he isn't without it, being a squib means your magical core is so weak you can't perform spells but you can see the magical world otherwise hidden from muggles and be allowed into magical areas like hogwarts
So much nostalgia it's ridiculous! Forget how much these games were such a huge part of the fandom and immersiveness just as much as the movies. May not be perfect games, but they reallly capture that magical Harry Potter feeling.
You telling me Hagrid has to make his way through perilous drops, secret passages, untamed beasts and jumping puzzles just to get into his own fucking garden? Now THAT I’d love to see.
To me, playing this game on PC, was one of the most magical experiences of my childhood. I had the game for game boy color as well, and though I loved it too, this one was just on a whole other level. I even enjoyed it more than the PS1 counterpart. I spent hours and hours playing this, with my sister. It just was so much fun. I had the opportunity to play these games again about two years ago, and I must say they hold up pretty well, however, Chamber of Secrets was BY far the greatest entry in all the games they made for the franchise.
And chamber of secrets was a game that expanded on it. Except for quittich, which dumbed it down greatly. But i do remember never being able to get past the match against Slytherin with Malfoy
@@evillemperor5447 For quidditch, they may have simplified it greatly, but at least it was more fun and replayable. I felt the Quidditch in this one was good, but not needed except for the first one.
Even then not really. The 2003 PS2/Xbox/GameCube version of the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone game was just a copy + paste of the Chamber of Secrets game. You even had to redo some of the spell challenges (except Incendio) to get more House points for Gryffindor (a lousy excuse to extend the game). Hell most of the dialogue and cutscenes were copy + paste of the ACTUAL MOVIE.
I first discovered this because my cousin owned it. She said Peeves, who was never in the films, appeared in the game, so when we visited her family in the spring of 2003 I played it for the first time and was hooked. I remember right when one of the twins says “you’re getting good at this” we had to leave and I was really upset, but I got to play it the next several times we visited. I played it during our visit in June when we went to see Finding Nemo in theaters...an experience I’ll always treasure!
Love these nostalgic stories, I recognize the feels. I rarely respond to comments since I get so many on my Harry Potter videos. But your comment just makes me smile ✌🏼 Thanks!
i think that might be because 7 has compatibility mode and emulates xp software on occasion, but for me who uses windows 10, i have to use a virtual machine.
My grandma didn't know about Harry Potter series, she used to say that me and my cousins were playing the "priest" game, as the cape resembled her of priest ones. This game is a part of my childhood, my first pc game. Very good memories, and that magical music. I wish I could return and relive everything
Dude the nostalgia is so overwhelming with this one it makes you want to cry. The magical tunes, the old pixelated walls and carpets and the sounds of fire and old doors closing, everything is just so charming. I still remember it all and miss those days so much
This video has brought back memories of my childhood! The creep through the library at night has to be one of the most thrilling things I've ever experienced in all the years I've been gaming. Or was it because I was only ten years old at the time? Anyway, thank you so much for uploading this, and loads of good wishes to you, tough gaming guy.
I first played this game back in 2003 or so, and I've re-played it a few times over the past few years (most recent was Summer 2020). Hearing the music during the narrator cards at the beginning and end, the music when you step outside the castle, some of the music in the Flipendo and Lumos challenge, etc. gives me a giant feeling of nostalgia. It just makes me want to go back to the early-mid 2000s so badly.
I remember I must have been about 6 or 7 when me and my brothers played this, we kept dying during the troll run, and I had really bad gas. So every time Ron would go "Harry, what's that smell?" And every time my brothers would say it was me.
I could never make it past the moving platforms on the first level. I didnt understand that you had to jump on them as they were approaching and I would always jump as they were moving away. I got so I angry that I ended up having my dad do it for me.
The sounds, the memories, this game just oozes soul and passion, a true gem of our childhood, im glad to share these feelings with so many here, we are fortunate to have experienced this game as a kid :)
This bring back so many great and warm memories! I played this on Christmas break and it snowed outside almost the whole break, I would go outside in the morning and sled and build snowmen then come in and change into some warm clothes and hopped on this game I got for xmas and I was just so excited!!!
Those spell "follow along" moments were SO picky!!! I remember how frustrating it would be when you think you have it perfect but the recap blips out of nowhere. When you got 94% in the wingardium leviosa spell I was just as mad as when I played through when I was a kid. Thanks for the upload! I forgot how much I loved this game.
The year I played this game was the last when my dad was alive. I still remember I was a sophomore on winter vacation and had plenty of time to play and my dad was on days-off.
Crazy how we associate feelings and strong memories of our lives to other things such as games. I'm sure your dad is somewhere we can't even comprehend. Continuing his journey Stay strong!
It is probably the most magical and charming game of my life/childhood. Even after 20 years it is still as magical as when I saw and played it for the first time. The music, colours, architecture and atmosphere is absolutely unique. All the details of coridors, rooms, candles, paintings.. The whole package did it. I do love very first "challenge" with Fred and George, underground adventure when searching for Snape ingredients and the night mission in library. And what is good - second game used many familiar motives from this one. Like returning to school after summer holidays. Big, big thumbs up.
I know it sounds ridiculous but i think this is the best harry potter game of them all and definitely one of my all time favourites. Even after 15 years I still remember the story, Wonderful soundtrack, the wizard cards, The secrets, the bean collecting, little fred and george and their antics ...It was just magical, and who can forget the broom riding and the quidditch. A new world to explore, new friends, new mentors like hagrid and professor Dumbledore,....We lived the game with Harry. Its hard to describe. No other harry potter game came close to this for me. It was simply Magical! ...
This brings back so many great memories. I remember playing the pc version with my dad when I was so young and he’d always help me get through parts I couldn’t figure out. Such a core memory
@@feynstein1004 The first two games on pc had this atmosphere. When they changed the character models and the general graphical look of the game with Prisoner of azkaban it kinda lost its athmosphere for me a little.
@Blentux Hmm idk PoA was pretty decent and similar enough to the first 2 games. For me anyway. And I actually liked Quidditch World Cup too. From Goblet of Fire onwards, however. Bleh.
Feynstein 100 Yeah, that's right. PoA wasn't that different from the first 2 games. But idk, I somehow liked the old style/models better. Quidditch World Cup for example I've never played. And yes, I'm not sure about GoF either. It was so linear, it wasn't really possible to explore Hogwarts like in the games before.
Eh what happened to his voice when he said (now up the stairs and off to your lessons)? Also he's to start his lessons when he only just turned up to the school?? Does he not get a chance to rest up after travel hours on hagrids motorbike in the sky??
So nostalgic! The music is brilliant, the graphic is good at its time. Its always adrenaline pumping to explore the adventures! Thank you for making this video!
This game hit me right in the feels. Its a fun game full of adventure with a beautiful soundtrack. The only thing that upsets me is that it wasn't longer. Wish they could do a remaster of this game.
The one thing I remember about this game is the line Dumbledore says at the start, "Now, Hogwarts is full of secrets, Harry, so search behind every door. But keep in mind, not all secrets are rewarding." That is a really really good piece of writing , and it's the only bit of dialog that isn't terrible in this game.
i mean, if you ask me, that's the headmaster going up to a first year student who literally just walked into Hogwarts for the first time and saying "okay, boy, go uncover all the secrets" while acknowledging that some of them will be dangerous, so imo that's just plain dumb
When I was a child, I was scared to death by Peeves the Poltergeist. Whenever I knew he would be coming into the game, the sound HAD to be switched off. Same for Filtch. And when you look at it now, you're like... really, younger me? (I think the Dutch voice for Peeves was a bit scarier though.)
robin heb je heel toevallig nog een kopie van de nederlandstalige versie, zoja zou je me dan ff kunnen toevoegen op discord om de language file door te sturen mijn naam is ZugNachAuschwitz#2622
I got this game for christmas as a kid and spent every waking hour the rest of the christmas break playing it; this game has always made me think of christmas since. Makes me feel warm and toasty and brings back that wonder I felt dreaming about getting the letter one day and getting to be a wizard at Hogwarts.
This was my first computer game ever! Back then I only had this game on my computer and wasn't even able to run this game smoothly, but I was so happy playing this game. Yet I have so many games I purchased on my steam account but none of that could satisfy me like old time.
The nostalgia :( I remember me and my brother would take turns playing this on our crappy pc. We played this all summer and got so upset when we finished it. Good memories, man.
At the 21:00 mark, I remember being like 5 years old and being too scared to even go in that room alone and had to wait for one of my parents to come in the room just to be with me cause the stupid gnomes freaked me out soooo much as a kid XD GOOD TIMES!!!!
Oh my goodness! I was exactly the same! I was so scared of going into that room that I would just restart the game and play the sections before that again. Haha!
Robert Manzone I know this is of topic but does anyone here remember there being a giant rock in the beginning of this game that tried to crush you when you ran under it?
The PC versions were the versions I grew up with. But it’s a general consensus that the first 3 years of the video game interpretation of Harry Potter were the best versus the other 5 games where it goes from copy + paste the movies to THAT and COD
2:47:51 I remember playing this part as a child and being so scared. My hands would be shaking, my palms would be sweating, and my heart would be racing. It took me many attempts.
I like how you actually need to “learn” a new spell during lesson mini-game and then use it in the gameplay, instead of just buying it in the in-game store
I still believe this was a better game than Hogwarts Legacy. Music was perfect, the castle felt more alive and overall it did a better job making you feel like a student
My grandfather used to buy the games when a new one would come out. And we would take turns playing. One of my few great memories about him growing up. Thank you for uploading this
I'm just glad that I wasn't playing a forgotten game after all. What was the most frustrating part for you? I could never finish the final boss and never got any farther than the first parts of spell tracing.
Well, I played it so long ago I can't really remember which parts frustrated me the most. I do remember getting stuck in many parts tho. For me, the game started in the Flipendo challenge. So obviously that was the first obstacle. After that I think I got stuck on chasing Malfoy. I didn't know of the speed broom button at the time. Once I figured that out, I think I got stuck on Quidditch. It was pretty smooth after that. Until the troll part. Man, that troll really frustrated me. Oh wait. I got it. The sneaking around part was definitely the most frustrating.
Any part with Malfoy was hard for me. The troll part took me forever. Surprisingly, the filch parts weren't too difficult, but not easy to finish, either.
I remember as a kid finding all but one of the cards and eastereggs .i tried every wall every waterfall every window or painting for hidden rooms it was amazing.really made the game magical.
The fact that I keep coming back to this shows that this has a very special place in my heart. I didn’t care about graphics or anything like that. The main thing I cared about was the game play, dialogue and overall enjoying the game for what it was. I’ll definitely buy this game again one day and play it. Even though I just beat this game again about a year ago lol.
Man this brings back so many memories. I loved this game as a kid. I still remember those stealth sections in the library, that freaked me out back then.
Check out my other Harry Potter game walkthroughs as well!
NEW 2021 ★★★ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PC version), played on Windows 10, 100% walkthrough:ruclips.net/video/rN4a3Up0bq4/видео.html
NEW 2021 ★★★ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC version), played on Windows 10, including all Wizard Cards and Challenge stars: ruclips.net/video/hIbXxLutnLM/видео.html
Harry Potter Potter and the Philosopher's / Sorcerer's Stone (PlayStation 1) ruclips.net/video/AYJmAc7DL24/видео.html&ab_channel=ToughGamingGuy
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's / Sorcerer's Stone (PC version, NEW): ruclips.net/video/K73xGIOQ__8/видео.html&ab_channel=ToughGamingGuy
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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC version, OLD):ruclips.net/video/L8ZLayN3NOM/видео.html
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (PC): ruclips.net/video/6Ua0yFXhfgc/видео.html
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (PC): ruclips.net/video/L5JBlAwSxkI/видео.html
Harry Potter: The Video Games playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLYwqV0N4djf8DCsKPfyRwJbBKqg66FTv4
35:11, this is why for me, the grade mark 94% is ALWAYS HORSESHIIT!
how the hell do you skip cutscenes
Remake/remaster all old games with 2023 technology/UE 5
I hope you understand this man even when I played Lego Harry Potter on the DS years 1-4 and it's not always easy for me to avoid Mr filch
toughgaming Guy seriously mate i should have told you don't fucking get caught by mr filch and his cat Mrs Norris damnit
I am crying. Every sound. Every graphic. Everything is so nostalgic. In my little kid’s head, it used to be the safest, most magical place on earth. Every memory hits like a punch in the face. I missed my little paradise
Mmmh wanna go there with me again?
You described what I'm feeling now so accurately...damn these were magical times 😢
Agreed, nostalgia is both a wonderful and upsetting feeling
yes me to, when i'm child i play and my mother come to unclock the sort because to hard for me, and when the time i loose my parents i think this place are good for find peace
You can go home but you can never go back
Sneaking through the library to avoid Filch was probably the scariest moment of my childhood.
I am convinced that that part of the game with Filch is the cause of my anxiety that I have as an adult. :P
Joey Frankhauser you and me both
i used to be scared that my computer would turn on in the middle of the night with his face just sitting there
+Solomon Lmao dude
You clearly never played Prisoner of Azkaban on PS2. You had to sneak past trolls at certain points in the game.
20 years passed, I still have the sounds and cutscenes on my head. The nostalgia and memories
I was thinking about this too cause they had this game in my daycare and low key remember parts of it
same
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@@alexl7265 i have memories of this game i played it repeatedly back in the day, but now i need administrator privileges just to play the game same goes for chamber of secrets..
I literally was talking along with some of the cutscenes. Wild!
This game may look weird now, but back then it was absolutely magical and gorgeous. I have so many fond memories of playing it as a child
it looks colorful n the gameplay was addictive.
It still looks magical and gorgeous. Specially its soundtrack. John William's distinctive music makes this piece a big accomplishment in videogame. HP 1 and 2 are marvels of the first part of the new millenium
@@nicolasmeca4797 It's not John William's work here but rather Jeremy Soule's, the composer of Oblivion/Skyrim...
When I played this for the PS1, it was great. Now 2023 I'm playing Hogwarts Legacy, and my mind is blown 🥹
@@guillaumemd_ that's why I've always confused the two soundtracks in my head!
The old style level design and low poly look is beautiful to me. I wish more games looked like this today. There's a blurry, cozy feeling to it. I love how colourful the lighting can be, and how moody and dark some areas of the world are. The bottomless black pits below stirred my imagination as a kid.
exactly. I don't enjoy the new games as much as I like the old ones. There is a kind of magic in them. I love the gardens and the hidden passages that had a card in them. And also the hagrid mission with the forest, waterfalls and dragon eggs.
@@ado011235 bad news, it's nostalgia only to us, kids nowadays don't understand how soap can be beautyful.
Example - i didn't have PS1, so for me pretty hard to look at those even more poly models, with constant twitching. Still i'm in love with some games.
I never played this game in my childhood. However, yesterday for unknown reason, I wanted to watch the gameplay. That lowpoly/dark atmosphere was what I was looking for 😎🇧🇷
@@podcastsafins616 check out second game. It's like first game on steroids: almost triple longer, closer to book, same engine but enhanced (still some errors, mostly in cutscenes - yeah, storytelling not through pictures, but actually in cutscenes), semi-open world - you can replay lessons to find secrets and cards, opened exploration of castle and yard. Exeption - plot quests, they're not replayable
@@ado011235 that's called nostalgia, things you grew up with will always seem better, while newer things seem complex and hard for you to keep up with, everyone experiences it and every grand parent says the same thing
Yo WTF, the game is 4 hours? Took me like a year to finish it when I was little.
I never finished it, was too hard
And I always thought I was so good haha
Was always stuck at the broom race with Malfoy, didn't know english back then so I didn't know that you could accelerate the broom. Frustrating really, but true childhood. Always thought that the castle was so creepy
@@eksdee2170 I was stuck on the broom race too! I knew English but I never read the instructions in the game so I didn't know you could accelerate the broom. When I figured out you could accelerate it, I didn't know you had to press the jump button when Malfoy's health got low to finish him off.
@@elephant35e So frustrating! Haha remember when my mom tried to help me, all I did was I went backwards on the race so I could hit him in the front instead of back xd
How is it possible that after all these years, i still somewhat remember the sounds, scripts and animations of the game lol
i did too it's nostalgia at it's best
After all this time... ALWAYS
Magic 🪄!
Because you've been carrying around a piece of your brain for decades that is solely dedicated to remembering parts of this game.
cmon man its called "nostalgia"
This is exactly what I wanted. The whole game, no commentary, just the game. Thank you so much for posting this video, you are a delight.
You're welcome!
I hate commentary too!
Elaine Smith it's odd because I've never seen a video game "Let's Play" without commentary. Commentary makes the view much more entertaining. Some of my favorite video game commentators are RadBrad & Ghostrobo, who are well-tempered by majority of the world. That being said, I can't stand people who disrespect them.
@@joshuagavile4775 that's because you're on the new era of Lets Plays back when I originally started watching when you two first became a thing most of the time they were very little commentary videos while people played most people only wanted to watch videos and not listen the people babbling over this shit and talking about their childhood now people want to listen to that and they don't like commentary less videos
@@joshuagavile4775 My opinion on adding commentary is that it takes away from what some people actually look for, I don't want some goofy person making lame jokes or over-exaggerating reactions to silly glitches, surprising events or unexpected outcomes. Most commentating gaming channels have this static formula for 'funny commentary' and it makes the video 100x worse when all I care about is the actual game I'm watching. Early youtube videos of tutorials to do anything in a game had the game and text on screen to tell you exactly what to do and show you while not filling 8 minutes of unnecessary footage.
I must be out of my mind...
0:00 Origin Story
2:44 The Tutorial
10:00 DADA (Flipendo)
22:30 Flying Class
26:10 Practice with Hermione (Alohomora)
33:00 Charms Class (Wingardium Leviosa)
42:30 On The Way To Herbology, Peeves and Malfoy Boss Battles
1:05:30 Herbology Class (Incendio)
1:23:35 Standing Up To Malfoy
1:35:34 Collecting Fire Seeds For Hagrid
1:51:22 Gryffindor vs Slytherin Match
1:54:10 Strange noises from The Forbidden Corridor...
2:04:00 DADA (Lumos) + Peeves Boss Battle
2:25:08 Potions Class (Ingredient Hunting)
2:47:10 Rescuing Hermione (The Troll Chase + Battling The Troll)
2:51:47 Gryffindor vs Ravenclaw
2:53:41 Giving Norbert To Charlie and Sneaking Down The Tower
3:32:00 Distracting Fluffy
3:35:30 Killing The Devil's Snare
3:36:45 Catching The Key
3:38:23 The Wizard's Chess Game
3:40:45 The Potion Puzzle
3:44:00 Confronting Quirrel
3:46:45 Final Boss - Lord Voldemort
3:50:15 Ending
thanks for the love
You're a saint. Ty.
There was supposed to be a Forbidden Forest level as well but I guess there wasn’t time. I’m thinking this because there’s some dialogue you can view in debug mode from what I assume was a planned level.
I'm just gonna look at this comment to keep track of what's happening the whole time
I think you mean "GRYFFINDOR VS ...slytherin..."
This game was the first game I ever completed. It's nothing special by today's standards, but it was (and still is) a masterpiece.
Me too! I was so proud of myself.
@@runjumpdiea
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I love how everybody can relate to the same things in this game and there's no negativity in the comments..that's rare...this game is my childhood
I was a tiny bit disappointed to see how many times he/she whiffed the spelling classes. It was by far the easiest part of the game, but each to their own.
Loved your comment
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There was no negativity in being a child.
I only played the PS1 version as a kid lol, i need to try this
Ahhh... Can you smell it? It's the smell of our childhood...
Kavitator I’m pretty sure it’s the troll in the bathroom
2:47:52 "Harry, what's that smell?"
It's just not the same without the blurry head ache inducing graphics...
Kavitator smells great
Damn right it is...
The music in these games changed my life! This is exactly what makes you feel magical. By far the best game scores of my life.
i get goosebumps every time
Kristian Harvuot you’re definitely right
The music was actually composed by Jermey Soule who also did the soundtrack for Skyrim
Also they had very little reference from the films so it’s more original
Bro same happen to me but 1st part last hagrid give a book to harry feel that music replay me bro
Hermione: "That was brilliant, Harry! Flitwick would award you at least 20 House Points."
*20 House Points show up*
Me: Who is she to award House Points?
She blows Flitwick, that's why.
@@MarshallMathersthe7th Jesus what the fuck?
@@kriss.454 This! This is where i place disgusting comments for! Thank you.
Well Hermione didn't actually award them; Flitwick did. The weird thing is that Flitwick didn't see Harry perform the spell. I like to think that Harry/Hermione told Flitwick about it sometime later, and the house points we see show up are "future house points".
@@elephant35e 😂😂😂
This game sets such a high bar for all the others to follow. There's something very fulfilling about just wandering through the magical mazes and doing simple spells. It's a very linear exploration game that gave us gamers a sense of freedom despite of the opposite. The soundtrack, color, and seemingly huge environment all worked very well in helping this game feel larger than it really was and at the time was a masterpiece.
@@cris3760 Lol just when I think i've seen it all you come along and write one of the most emotionally charged comments on an old a decent game. It's a masterpiece for some not for all. But holy shit wtf is wrong with you.
@@MMM-th8nb And you had to tell him that, why?
This game is actually better than 80% of games now OMG this game was a MASTERPIECE!!
Trivia: This game's music was done by the famous Jeremy Soule of Elder Scrolls and Skyrim fame. I didn't realize it for years, but in retrospect his style is absolutely unmistakable. Great music that really made the game for me.
Oh really? That's amazing! I'm a big Elder Scrolls fan haha! Got a lot of Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim videos on my channel. Thanks for telling this! :)
The Elder Scrolls and Skyrim are the same thing.
Jonathan Szuhai The Mage's Guilds and College in Skyrim. Tamriel's Hogwarts
Samuel Sprowl Quite so and you don't use wands or riding on a flying broomstick
I thought the score sounded a bit too much like Oblivion...
I never used to get past Filch, I'd always have a heart attack and shut the game off
A better scare tactic than FNAF.
Mr. Filch looks a little bit like a janitorial bum who owns a cat named Mrs. Norris. Thumbs up if you were afraid of them when you were younger.
Filch, and snape dungeon almost made me quit.
My dad had to help me out with that! One day while playing the game I got so mad enough for my sister to take me outside for a while to calm down and get some energy out (Was 7 years old at the time). When i got back I saw my dad playing the game I asked what part are you at? He said I finshed the game for you!! Not right but just gave up for the rest of the day after that
samee honestly
I remember as a kid, I had a really short attention span and couldn’t read books. All my classmates were reading the first HP book and I wanted to be able to relate, so I played this game instead. They all looked at me kinda weird when I said “Hey, remember the part where Fred and George teach Harry to climb book cases?”
Dunno if that really happened but it's so funny and sweet... Thanks for sharing this memory(?), things like these are actually more precious than any game anyone may have played, I guess.
In any case. Fair play, Jimmy.
Wizarding cards location:
1) Albus Dumbledore 7:55
2) Merlin 24:14
3) Tilly Toke 31:30
4) Burdock Muldoon 40:35
5) Adalbert Waffling 43:50
6) Uric the Oddball 45:30
7) Derwent Shimpling 49:40
8) Godric Gryffindor 1:03:20
9) Cornelius Agrippa 1:04:44
10) Newt Scamander 1:11:50
11) Edgar Strouglar 1:22:00
12) Herpo the foul 1:34:15 (That would have been accessible if all three slugs were flipendoed)
13) Bowman Wright 1:33:20
14) Morgan Le Fay 1:39:40
15) Salazar Slytherin 1:49:50
16) Bertie Bott 1:57:00
17) Cassandra Vlabatsky 2:09:40 Unlock the window
18) Ignatia Wildsmith 2:22:40 Search the floor till you find Fred and George behind a painting
19) Grifford Ollerton 2:24:40 In a chest at the r ight side while facing the stairs
20) Elladora Ketteridge 2:29:00
21) Hengist of Woodcroft 2:44:50
22) Helga Hufflepuff 3:04:30
23) Rowena Ravenclaw 3:29:10
24) Rodrick Plumpton 3:32:10
25) Harry Potter card will be given if have more than 250 beans and all the cards
Hi, thanks for the tips! Played this game as a kid, but unfortunately I managed to find 23 cards out of 25. Before, I didn't have internet back then, and now, I just now found out where I couldn't find the last 2 cards!
Voldemort: *shoots avada kedavra, the fricking killing curse*
Harry: Ouch!
Ofcourse. He did it before.
Sounds about right.
Like how you kept it family friendly pg clean there
Lol
😆😆😆
I remember every inch of this game.
Every inch of harry potter and his sorcerers "stone" is inside of you
Avadaviagra
SCROTUS ERECTUS
I only played the PS1 version as a kid lol, i need to try this
Did you get every wizard card?
So much memories... This game was literally magical at the time, and still is. Watching this just makes me smile a lot
Likewise! Even though it's my own video, whenever I watch it myself, it makes me proud :)
Me too, mate. :)
I love in the very beginning when Dumbledore’s voice changes near the end of his speech, like he suddenly has a bunch of dry chicken stuck in his esophagus 🤣😂
Omg I just passed that part my stomach hurts from heaving
"Don't be late" haha yea
Probably the most awkward voice acting I've come across in games, this game's magical
lol, timestamp?
@@peterbolin2720 3:02
I did not realize how nostalgic this would be!! From the music, to the dialogue, to the wand sounds, to the "huh!" of Harry pulling himself up. Now I just wanna 0lay this again!!! This game was so perfectly true to the book, too!
It's cool because it was based on the book instead of the movie which makes for an interesting game
Just being nostalgic. Watching this game like exactly after 18 years. Such a classy game by EA . My computer was pentium III , 128 mb ram , 20 gb HDD, 16 MB graphics card. My goodness, time flies without wings. Will never forget this game & resident evil III.
Lol I remember saving to buy a Voodoo 3 and 64MB of ram
Quake and doom also
I couldn't finish the fucking game I got the black screen after the battle with the troll.
Nice to see the ending of this bad boy
I always was freaked out by the gnomes, the way they would run at you and pant eagerly... shiver.
kind of funny how these things are allowed to run around freely in a school with children.
Gnome: hug attack~~~~~ give me your beans~~~
For this exact reason I was too terrified to finish the first Flippendo challenge. I just WOULD NOT want to enter that last room. Something about their happy, lunatic faces was just.. NOOOO!
Not to mention that if you stayed too much near them, without casting flipendo, you'd die by losing stamina. Very ominous
3:42 That music is pure magic... memories...
My grandfather passed away last year due to cancer and this was the game me and him played together with me on his lap. Just seeing this game has shot a flood of emotions through me and I don't know how to respond other than just cry and heal. This game will forever hold a special spot in my heart, in my soul, in my childhood
Aww I’m sorry for your loss
The sound of the wooden doors closing, or the knights turning their heads.. Damn its like its burned into my soul... The nostalgia, it's great :D
-Be Filch.
-Be a janitor in a wizard school.
-Have no magic power at all.
-Basically be almost the weakest person in the whole school.
-During the nights,make trips at empty libraries.
-On one evening, suddenly you begin hearing footsteps.
-You notice, that somebody unlocks the magic doors as well.
-You immediately run to these doors with a lantern in your hand.
-You see nobody.
-You start talking to the intruder.
-Nothing happens.
-Repeat the process a few times.
-After a while, you realize you probably need some help, so you countinue your night trip with your cat.
-The strange things are just coming and coming.
-After 7/8? libraries you give it up.
-Next day you continue your work, like nothing happened.
Filch must be the braves man on earth.
he does have some magical power, otherwise Hogwarts wouldn't accept him, being a squib means you have a magical core but it's so very weak that you can't really cast magic or do anything but you can do very minor things like enter hogwarts or have familiars, but it's incredibly limited to how much you can do, but he gets alone fine
@@QueenofTaterTots Really I thought a Squib couldn't use magic at all .
@@BlackangelKatakuri he can't use it, but he isn't without it, being a squib means your magical core is so weak you can't perform spells but you can see the magical world otherwise hidden from muggles and be allowed into magical areas like hogwarts
Then how does he have secret passages only he knows how to unlock
So much nostalgia it's ridiculous! Forget how much these games were such a huge part of the fandom and immersiveness just as much as the movies. May not be perfect games, but they reallly capture that magical Harry Potter feeling.
Agreed. These games are what made Harry Potter truly magical for me.
I like how al of this seemingly happens in like a day or two with Harry running from each scenario to the next. Kids an absolute legend
Lmao mate
He doesn't even sleep.
You telling me Hagrid has to make his way through perilous drops, secret passages, untamed beasts and jumping puzzles just to get into his own fucking garden? Now THAT I’d love to see.
Poor Hagrid
Hagrid is pretty badass then.
To me, playing this game on PC, was one of the most magical experiences of my childhood. I had the game for game boy color as well, and though I loved it too, this one was just on a whole other level. I even enjoyed it more than the PS1 counterpart. I spent hours and hours playing this, with my sister. It just was so much fun. I had the opportunity to play these games again about two years ago, and I must say they hold up pretty well, however, Chamber of Secrets was BY far the greatest entry in all the games they made for the franchise.
same dude i was playing it with my sis. just found that gameplay.. to many memories.. its nostalgic
Back when EA games actually cared about their games
EA didn't actually develop this game themselves you know.. they only published it
And chamber of secrets was a game that expanded on it. Except for quittich, which dumbed it down greatly. But i do remember never being able to get past the match against Slytherin with Malfoy
@@evillemperor5447 For quidditch, they may have simplified it greatly, but at least it was more fun and replayable. I felt the Quidditch in this one was good, but not needed except for the first one.
Good times
Even then not really. The 2003 PS2/Xbox/GameCube version of the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone game was just a copy + paste of the Chamber of Secrets game. You even had to redo some of the spell challenges (except Incendio) to get more House points for Gryffindor (a lousy excuse to extend the game). Hell most of the dialogue and cutscenes were copy + paste of the ACTUAL MOVIE.
1:22:01 - 1:22:10
Only truly gifted young wizards have mastered this ability.
😂😂😂
I love how at the quidditch part he gets no training he just gets told he’s on the team and the game is that afternoon
😂😂
Hahahha
I cant believe how it all came rushing back to my mind ! The sounds, the situations, the dialogies !
I first discovered this because my cousin owned it. She said Peeves, who was never in the films, appeared in the game, so when we visited her family in the spring of 2003 I played it for the first time and was hooked. I remember right when one of the twins says “you’re getting good at this” we had to leave and I was really upset, but I got to play it the next several times we visited. I played it during our visit in June when we went to see Finding Nemo in theaters...an experience I’ll always treasure!
Love these nostalgic stories, I recognize the feels. I rarely respond to comments since I get so many on my Harry Potter videos. But your comment just makes me smile ✌🏼 Thanks!
if there was any game that i whole heartily wish would come to steam, it would be this game, my freaking childhood right here
You can still play it lol, download it on RUclips. Find Osama Elmagandy
doesnt run on modern hardware.
@@companyoflosers it works on windows 7 for me
i think that might be because 7 has compatibility mode and emulates xp software on occasion, but for me who uses windows 10, i have to use a virtual machine.
These should be on steam i buy all 3 in a heart beat
My grandma didn't know about Harry Potter series, she used to say that me and my cousins were playing the "priest" game, as the cape resembled her of priest ones. This game is a part of my childhood, my first pc game. Very good memories, and that magical music. I wish I could return and relive everything
vinicius pessoa
Glad to see people still remember this game
And telling amazing stories and memories around it i absolutely loved it
My first pc game as well,
My grandma actually knew what I was playing since she used to read me the books all the time as a little kid
❤
Since when can Hermione give out house points?
That always puzzled me as a kid lol
Yeah that's a little bit weird.. She gives them in name of the professor, but I think she wouldn't be authorized to give them.
I always figured they told Professor Flitwick about it after class and he awarded them the house points.
I didn't even realize that back then. Realized it while playing yesterday tho.
I guess if the faculty can trust her with a Time Turner, they can trust her with dishing out house points.
+Rossticus That was in the third year tho. This was first.
00:00 Start and menu
0:27 Storyline
2:45 Entering Hogwarts
4:43 First secret lesson
6:13 Meeting Peeves
7:52 First wizard card
9:30 Meeting Malfoy
10:00 Flipendo lesson
13:17 Flipendo Challenge
22:50 Fliying lesson
26:10 Alohomora lesson with Hermione
33:09 Wingardium Leviosa lesson
35:35 Wingardium Leviosa Challenge
44:36 Peeves battle
45:23 Fred&George
46:36 Meeting Neville
47:45 Metting Crabbe and Goyle
50:42 Malfoys battle
52:27 Meeting Hagrid
53:02 Exploring the garden
1:05:29 Herbology Class
1:08:10 Incendio Challenge
1:23:57 Flying battle with Malfoy
1:27:40 Dorest edge - finding hagrids hut
1:34:31 Hagrids hut
1:35:50 Collecting fire seeds
1:50:25 Hagrids Dragon
1:51:22 Quidditch Match against Slitherin
1:54:11 Discovering Hogwarts
2:02:59 Seeing Prof. snape
2:04:05 Lumos Lesson
2:06:42 Lumos Challenge
2:25:08 Potion Lesson
2:25:49 Searching ingredients for snape
2:47:47 Escaping the troll
2:49:20 Satteling the troll
2:51:47 Quidditch Match against Ravenclaw
2:53:00 Christmas at Hogwards
2:53:41 Sneaking thru the libary
3:07:42 Meeting Charlie up the tower
3:21:07 Mirror of Erised
3:32:56 Distracting Fluffy with the flute
3:35:30 Devils Snare
3:36:45 Catching the Key
3:38:24 The Chess Game
3:40:45 The Potion Game
3:44:00 Battle against Quirrel
3:46:45 Battle against Voldemord
3:50:20 The End
3:52:24 The berti botts beans surprise
Upvote for the comment timestamps so up you go!
This must be hard
Dude the nostalgia is so overwhelming with this one it makes you want to cry. The magical tunes, the old pixelated walls and carpets and the sounds of fire and old doors closing, everything is just so charming. I still remember it all and miss those days so much
This video has brought back memories of my childhood! The creep through the library at night has to be one of the most thrilling things I've ever experienced in all the years I've been gaming. Or was it because I was only ten years old at the time? Anyway, thank you so much for uploading this, and loads of good wishes to you, tough gaming guy.
Thank you! 😃
The music is so nostalgic
Yes it is my friend, yes it is
It blows my mind. Been around 15 years but every song rings strong
I first played this game back in 2003 or so, and I've re-played it a few times over the past few years (most recent was Summer 2020). Hearing the music during the narrator cards at the beginning and end, the music when you step outside the castle, some of the music in the Flipendo and Lumos challenge, etc. gives me a giant feeling of nostalgia. It just makes me want to go back to the early-mid 2000s so badly.
I remember I must have been about 6 or 7 when me and my brothers played this, we kept dying during the troll run, and I had really bad gas.
So every time Ron would go "Harry, what's that smell?"
And every time my brothers would say it was me.
Lmao dude
Yeah I was of that age too...
Yea same here and when I got toward the end I started yelling at Harry to run faster 😂
I could never make it past the moving platforms on the first level. I didnt understand that you had to jump on them as they were approaching and I would always jump as they were moving away. I got so I angry that I ended up having my dad do it for me.
The sounds, the memories, this game just oozes soul and passion, a true gem of our childhood, im glad to share these feelings with so many here, we are fortunate to have experienced this game as a kid :)
This bring back so many great and warm memories! I played this on Christmas break and it snowed outside almost the whole break, I would go outside in the morning and sled and build snowmen then come in and change into some warm clothes and hopped on this game I got for xmas and I was just so excited!!!
Those spell "follow along" moments were SO picky!!! I remember how frustrating it would be when you think you have it perfect but the recap blips out of nowhere. When you got 94% in the wingardium leviosa spell I was just as mad as when I played through when I was a kid. Thanks for the upload! I forgot how much I loved this game.
Lmao I don't remember being frustrated by it much. I loved the exploration.
Ahhh the good old days of low polygon resolution and subpar voice acting ^^ A delight.
Amen!
Makes me glad I grew up in the early 2000s
I'd rather have this than amazing graphics and shitty voice acting
yup. classic game
The year I played this game was the last when my dad was alive. I still remember I was a sophomore on winter vacation and had plenty of time to play and my dad was on days-off.
Im sorry about your loss. Cheers from Argentina, my follow potterhead.
RIP to your dad sister peace and love from Algeria
Crazy how we associate feelings and strong memories of our lives to other things such as games.
I'm sure your dad is somewhere we can't even comprehend. Continuing his journey
Stay strong!
It is probably the most magical and charming game of my life/childhood. Even after 20 years it is still as magical as when I saw and played it for the first time. The music, colours, architecture and atmosphere is absolutely unique. All the details of coridors, rooms, candles, paintings.. The whole package did it. I do love very first "challenge" with Fred and George, underground adventure when searching for Snape ingredients and the night mission in library. And what is good - second game used many familiar motives from this one. Like returning to school after summer holidays. Big, big thumbs up.
I can say the same for myself! I think I played through it several times.
@@Je.Suis.Harlene that is great. I think we are one of many..
The atmosphere is pure magic...
@@zuzanazuscinova5209 I cannot agree more. Highlight of my game collection..
I know it sounds ridiculous but i think this is the best harry potter game of them all and definitely one of my all time favourites. Even after 15 years I still remember the story, Wonderful soundtrack, the wizard cards, The secrets, the bean collecting, little fred and george and their antics ...It was just magical, and who can forget the broom riding and the quidditch. A new world to explore, new friends, new mentors like hagrid and professor Dumbledore,....We lived the game with Harry. Its hard to describe. No other harry potter game came close to this for me. It was simply Magical! ...
Honestly the Filch part still gives me nightmares.
When he caught you I had a heart attack. :^)
I realise how everyone was afraid of the library part but I honestly loved it 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@cindayin Until you got trapped in the bug. The final room is what the Filch chase levels so famous.
Anybody else played this as a kid and thought that Harry sounded like he was saying “Nintendo” when casting Flipendo?
I thought it was “Lipendo” for the longest time
I thought it was gryffindor
NIIIIIIIIIITENDO
Lool yeah
Yeah and if it weren’t for this comment I would still be thinking this now
Completely forgot about Dumbledore w/his rockin Wizard shades like he was an 80's rockstar...
Three things you remembered from this game:
3. So many beans
2. Great Music
1. FLIIIPPPEEEDOOOOO
This brings back so many great memories. I remember playing the pc version with my dad when I was so young and he’d always help me get through parts I couldn’t figure out. Such a core memory
I remember the amazing atmosphere of this game. Even though i´m not a big fan of the books, this game captured me.
You're not alone, mate. Sometimes I feel I love the game better than the book.
@@feynstein1004 The first two games on pc had this atmosphere. When they changed the character models and the general graphical look of the game with Prisoner of azkaban it kinda lost its athmosphere for me a little.
@Blentux Hmm idk PoA was pretty decent and similar enough to the first 2 games. For me anyway. And I actually liked Quidditch World Cup too. From Goblet of Fire onwards, however. Bleh.
Feynstein 100 Yeah, that's right. PoA wasn't that different from the first 2 games. But idk, I somehow liked the old style/models better. Quidditch World Cup for example I've never played. And yes, I'm not sure about GoF either. It was so linear, it wasn't really possible to explore Hogwarts like in the games before.
@Blentux Yeah if only they'd make a GTA-style open world game with lots of exploration and subplots. Cool Blender logo btw. I didn't notice it before.
this game is not so much about magic as about parkour
I forgot how janky the movement was in this game
Hogwarts Creed!
OMG yes 😂😂😂
it’s called platforming
Dumbledore is wearing some thug sunglasses.
A compatibility glitch, the glass texture is supposed to be partially transparent.
Eh what happened to his voice when he said (now up the stairs and off to your lessons)? Also he's to start his lessons when he only just turned up to the school?? Does he not get a chance to rest up after travel hours on hagrids motorbike in the sky??
🤣🤣
Lol ! Dont know why every things relate to harry potter always bring me joy and chill
He's a baller shot caller
So nostalgic! The music is brilliant, the graphic is good at its time.
Its always adrenaline pumping to explore the adventures!
Thank you for making this video!
This game hit me right in the feels. Its a fun game full of adventure with a beautiful soundtrack. The only thing that upsets me is that it wasn't longer. Wish they could do a remaster of this game.
There is one now, hogwarts legacy
The one thing I remember about this game is the line Dumbledore says at the start, "Now, Hogwarts is full of secrets, Harry, so search behind every door. But keep in mind, not all secrets are rewarding."
That is a really really good piece of writing , and it's the only bit of dialog that isn't terrible in this game.
Bro legit!
i mean, if you ask me, that's the headmaster going up to a first year student who literally just walked into Hogwarts for the first time and saying "okay, boy, go uncover all the secrets" while acknowledging that some of them will be dangerous, so imo that's just plain dumb
When I was a child, I was scared to death by Peeves the Poltergeist. Whenever I knew he would be coming into the game, the sound HAD to be switched off. Same for Filtch. And when you look at it now, you're like... really, younger me? (I think the Dutch voice for Peeves was a bit scarier though.)
For me it was Bloody Baron I was so scared of I couldn't sleep at night lol! Also Filtch. Pretty sure I had my mom play that part.
robin heb je heel toevallig nog een kopie van de nederlandstalige versie, zoja zou je me dan ff kunnen toevoegen op discord om de language file door te sturen mijn naam is ZugNachAuschwitz#2622
Yeah the Dutch voice was so fucking creepy lol, scared the shit out of me as well hahaha
SAMEEE hahahahh
Same with me even though my game was in Italian since I come from Italy. It was so scary
All I remembered playing this game was Filch's constant "PLAGH, puheehhhh yeeeeeeaaaahhhh" :P
MysticDestroyer13 lololololol that was a perfect description of the sound he makes
I still mimic this randomly after all these years, people look at me like im crazy
That was spot on :●
@@abzdeman3 Haaa legend
I got this game for christmas as a kid and spent every waking hour the rest of the christmas break playing it; this game has always made me think of christmas since. Makes me feel warm and toasty and brings back that wonder I felt dreaming about getting the letter one day and getting to be a wizard at Hogwarts.
This was my first computer game ever! Back then I only had this game on my computer and wasn't even able to run this game smoothly, but I was so happy playing this game. Yet I have so many games I purchased on my steam account but none of that could satisfy me like old time.
The Bloody Baron and not getting caught by Filch still have me shaking today 17 years later.
What about the Grey Lady
Getting past filch was anxiety inducing
The music for this is far better than it needs to be and adds so much to the atmosphere
The nostalgia :( I remember me and my brother would take turns playing this on our crappy pc. We played this all summer and got so upset when we finished it. Good memories, man.
this game was so ahead of its time. the sound effects and textures are extraordinary.
I never finished this game as a child because it gave me nightmare vibes and I was terrified of falling into the darkness.
At the 21:00 mark, I remember being like 5 years old and being too scared to even go in that room alone and had to wait for one of my parents to come in the room just to be with me cause the stupid gnomes freaked me out soooo much as a kid XD GOOD TIMES!!!!
Robert Manzone saaaame
I was so fucking scared
Oh my goodness! I was exactly the same! I was so scared of going into that room that I would just restart the game and play the sections before that again. Haha!
OMG SAME I hated those gnomes
Robert Manzone I know this is of topic but does anyone here remember there being a giant rock in the beginning of this game that tried to crush you when you ran under it?
@@augustusschrader6693 wait what? There is?
the pc verison of the first 3 Harry Potter games was the best ones, at least in my opinion ! :-)
in alomst everyone opinion the first 3 were the best .Then they destroyed the game
The PC versions were the versions I grew up with. But it’s a general consensus that the first 3 years of the video game interpretation of Harry Potter were the best versus the other 5 games where it goes from copy + paste the movies to THAT and COD
Same, I couldn't believe how soulless the console versions were.
PC is the best for sure when it comes to the early Harry potter Games
@@sikisikiamimis its just more sirius overall
I am watching this in 2018 and still feeling nostalgic. one of my first
pc games that I completed.
The villainous music for Draco goes so much harder than it has too. It's so rad.
2:47:51 I remember playing this part as a child and being so scared. My hands would be shaking, my palms would be sweating, and my heart would be racing. It took me many attempts.
Omg me too!
2:54:43 that scream xD lol Filch must be deaf
2:37:14 - Funny part
NOSTALGYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Holy cow! I just came from one of his videos!
I was about 5 when I played this can’t really remember but I was quite young
I didn’t expect to see you here MR SLAV
Oh my lord. The memories... they hit me so hard. I was like 7-8 years old when I played this game. :'(
I like how you actually need to “learn” a new spell during lesson mini-game and then use it in the gameplay, instead of just buying it in the in-game store
I still believe this was a better game than Hogwarts Legacy. Music was perfect, the castle felt more alive and overall it did a better job making you feel like a student
My grandfather used to buy the games when a new one would come out. And we would take turns playing. One of my few great memories about him growing up. Thank you for uploading this
I see I'm not the only one who played this game in their childhood. It will always hold a special place in my mind.
Mine too. We're definitely not alone. :)
I'm just glad that I wasn't playing a forgotten game after all. What was the most frustrating part for you? I could never finish the final boss and never got any farther than the first parts of spell tracing.
Well, I played it so long ago I can't really remember which parts frustrated me the most. I do remember getting stuck in many parts tho. For me, the game started in the Flipendo challenge. So obviously that was the first obstacle. After that I think I got stuck on chasing Malfoy. I didn't know of the speed broom button at the time. Once I figured that out, I think I got stuck on Quidditch. It was pretty smooth after that. Until the troll part. Man, that troll really frustrated me. Oh wait. I got it. The sneaking around part was definitely the most frustrating.
Any part with Malfoy was hard for me. The troll part took me forever. Surprisingly, the filch parts weren't too difficult, but not easy to finish, either.
Same here
Harry, we’d like you to join the Quidditch team.
Sure.
Okay, great. You play in two hours. Good luck.
1:09:43
Harry, falling off 3 foot ledge: WAAAAAAAAA---!!!
2:37:10
Harry, plummeting into black abyss: *silence*
LOL
Jeremy Soule's master piece that holds the entire game together!
I always hated the part with Peeves in the library. It scared me so much lol
Yes it's quite scary xD
It never bothered me a bit.
I remember as a kid finding all but one of the cards and eastereggs .i tried every wall every waterfall every window or painting for hidden rooms it was amazing.really made the game magical.
Which one didn't you find? I found all the cards back then but found an easter egg just today.
The way Dumbledores voice changed at the start used to make me die 😂😂😂
It's like he just took a huge bong rip
This was probably my favorite game of all time as a kid. Such a great vibe. I spent so many hours on this and the COS one
Man oh man, I played this game once 18 years ago. Now hearing the music in the great hall again I'm suddenly able to hum the entire melody.
Crazy to watch these old games from your childhood and it all comes back to you like it was yesterday
Feeling so nostalgic right now. I used to play this game all the time!! I miss the early 2000’s. Thank you for uploading this!!
The fact that I keep coming back to this shows that this has a very special place in my heart. I didn’t care about graphics or anything like that. The main thing I cared about was the game play, dialogue and overall enjoying the game for what it was. I’ll definitely buy this game again one day and play it. Even though I just beat this game again about a year ago lol.
Man this brings back so many memories. I loved this game as a kid. I still remember those stealth sections in the library, that freaked me out back then.