So this is the second Harry potter for the PSX. It's probably one of the less known Harry Potters cause anyone who has played the first one for the PSX and looked at the screenshot of this one they'd think it's the same game and honestly I cant blame them. However when you get past the surface level likeness the game is... still very much like the first Harry Potter on the PSX except better, faster, more fun, less minecart, no peacock but still just as ugly meaning it's the PSX harry potter you'll want to play. It's really fun it has a shitload of "no time to explain no time to make sense" minigames thich really add to the breakneck pacing Argonaut went for with this game. Oh did I just namedrop the developer of the first Star Fox and the the croc games as well as highly revolutionary and underrated Alien 3 FPS for the PSX ? I think I did, yes they also made this game and it really shows they knew what they were doing (aside from the graphics, they're nightmarefuel).
@@nikodem123asdf PSX? Pretty sure most people call it the PS1 or "original Playstation" Not sure what the X is for, the "PSX" doesn't exist yet and if it did, it would be "Playstation 10"
@@charlesundying5315 people call it playstation, ps1 or psx. PSX is the initial name of the project and even tho that name was dropped for the final product lots of people kept using it regardless, cause it was the 90ies and anything with an X in it was instantly more cool.
@@nikodem123asdf Yes, but I said "most people". I guarantee over 90% of Playstation users have never called it the PSX, most likely becajse they weren't born yet when it was called that... Remember, it's 2019, and the average "gamer age" is most likely only between 13 - 23, meaning even the older side of the average was still barely a toddler at the start of the century.
Lmao it's like that for me with a lot of games. I watched some gameplay from Spider-Man 3 the other day and couldn't believe how different it looks than from what I remembered. In my head, it didn't look all that different from Spider-Man PS4; boy was I wrong.
Dr. Kaufmann doesn't work, now it just looks ugly to us since we've seen so much graphical improvement in today's games. I wanna go back in time when i was a 7 year old who just got his hands on a PS1 playing this 3 dimensional game of my favourite movie at the time for the first time
The atmosphere when walking through the empty corridors with the echoes, wind sound effects and randomly running into characters entertained the shit out of my 9 year old brain
The Soundtrack, The Silence and lack of Background Music when Harry is running about, The cracking sound of the door when you open them. Feels good. It takes me back to a more simpler time. :)
Yoooooooooo. I remember getting this game right on Christmas day at the afternoon. My sister and I were playing for hours before the christmast dinner. What a nice moments, i really miss them.
I like how this game becomes more and more darker and spookier towards the end. I think this is the best version of the Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets game.
@The Cool show Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about. This game has a coherent and consistent narrative, very close to the book. That is why, in terms of plot and atmosphere, in my opinion, this one is the best of the Harry Potter games.
Well there is plausible deniability in this case, since apparently the figgy pudding incident never happened so it could have just been that only the Dursly's put up that no magic rule
While the graphics are inferior to the PC and PS2 versions, this game is still really good, surprisingly faithful to parts of the book even and to me is the closest in matching the tonality of the Chamber of Secrets story. The hardest part wasn't fighting the Basilisk though; it was sliding down to the Chamber itself, I actually died over probably 50 times before I finally made it.
It's kinda like that with the movies as well, at least imo. The first 3 movies had this sorta had this sense of magical wonder that the later films lacked. The movies started to get so serious and dark in the later half of the series that it kinda took the fun out of them for me.
@@slimbrady6691 ah no I disagree the third film was pretty dark too Also the other films still had that magical wonder despite its tonal change. And it was expected to get dark since second and third film had a dark undertone which foreshadow what's to come
@@xblade149 After the 3rd movie, it starts focusing way more on the darker elements and less about the school element. I liked learning and experiencing the magical world for the first time with Harry. You can disagree, like I said, it's my opinion.
@@slimbrady6691 Well, they movies went through the ages Harry went through, first two hes a kid so all magical and charming But then he becomes a teenager and a young adult, so just like in real life Shit gets dark and depressing
Like anybody else. The sound design gave me shivers: The cracking sound of opening the doors, charging a spell, the scary lawnmower, the verses of the thrown goblins. I just get a hit of sweet melancholy at each step Harry takes. Wonderful trip down to memory lane, when I was 5 to 6 years old and I had to ask help to my mom to complete the potion at Defense against dark arts.
Oh man the memories. The "to Hagrid part" and "the forbidden forest" were the scariest things i had ever seen. The darkness and the pressure of being found while sneaking around would scare me too much as a very young boy.
It is truly amazing how much games have evolved. I remember playing this over and over again with my sister back in the day haha. Those time trials would drive me absolutely insane sometimes...
I remember playing this game up until 1:15:21 because I think my disc was faulty and it refused to load the game after that point. I would just restart the game and play it again up until that point hoping that something would change. Good times, simpler times :’)
Holy shit the nostalgia is strong with this one. I was like 10 years old when I played it. My native language is PT-BR(Brazilian portugues) so I had no clue what the hell was going on. But boy did I enjoy myself through the whole game. A Truly magical game.
I've just been listening to the audiobook of Chamber of Secrets, it's amazing how much of the book they included in this game particularly the dialogue!!
this game was great, i remember getting it for my birthday the year it came out, and crying in the car home because i was so happy i was going to get to play hahah memories
3:24:15 I have no idea why buy my 12 year old brain died of this laughter at this part, hell since YT wasn't a thing back then I remember playing the whole game just to watch that part again.
Funny story, my ps1 disc was scratched and caused the line "Dobby disappeared and shortly after, Ron" at 3:10 to loop over and over. Sometimes it managed to move past it on its own, sometimes it needed a bit of good ol' shirt cleaning but it was always a grueling experience when starting a new game, waiting for 20+ loops and praying that it would get unstuck... The words are now engraved in my brain... Ah the joys of optical discs and childhood memories. Bless you Dobby :')
This game was fun after the car ride but I loved the ps2 version even more. More places to go and you could fly above the building at hogwarts. This game I loved the spooky creepy aspect
My dad had rented this game from blockbuster when I was young and still had my ps1 and I was in love with this game very quick as well as sorcerer's stone. Awsome memories!!!
I still have this game on my Ps1. I bought this game in 2002 or 2003. But I beat this game last year %100 completed. Still mesmerizing to me. Especially The Burrow level and music! Maybe childhood feels...
This game was so epic! I kinda remember bits from the game itself but the overall feel I get from this video is something I had forgotten. It takes me back to my childhood :)
HP games after Prisioner of Azkaban, just became game copies of the movie. Everyone enjoyed puzzle 3D platforms that has collectibles, and just add harry potter stories and events on the side. Why would they change it.....
5 was a good evolution to the formula while 6 was a lazy one, 4 was... odd, a solid and good co-op game but a strange change of direction. And as for the final two-parter games... we don't talk about those. I think what I liked the best was how there was completely different games made for the different platforms (like PC & consoles), I miss when games used to be like that as it meant getting to play two completely different games based on the same source material.
The entire slug level had me in tears. From the guttural belching noises to the weird mini game to Hagrid saying you had to start over cuz you didn’t collect enough slugs. My god.
@@zeeburn this game is peak nonsense pacing. The first one on the PS1 is exactly like that too stuff just happens. It feels like the story is being told by a caffeinated 8 year old who's really excited to tell you about their favorite movie, but they kinda mixed some things up and made stuff up to compensate.
@@zeeburn One other game I played that has similar energy is Shining Wisdom but that one's a bit harder to recommend cause it's a bit more rough to get into. On the flip side you're accompanied by princess goose who you need to rescue as a monkey and one of the unlockable items is a car (the game's set in medival fantasy) which you can use to take part in a race. Also one of the upgrades you find by digging a hole right in front of the final boss allows you to literally bypass most puzzles in the game by jumping really far and high. The nonsense is strong with that one.
Looking at the looking for Ginny mission, and dang. Forest levels in games really used to just have walls with trees textured on them instead of being an actual forest. How far we've come.
Did anybody else stare for a longtime at the loading screen or the background when you walk around Hogwarts (especially in the common room) and imagine you were there?
People make fun of the graphics, but I do remember not even caring about them. At the time, ugly faces in games was almost a norm. Sure cartoony games like Megaman Legends had great faces, but realistic games always had the funny ones. Still won't take away the amazing experience these games gave me.
I could never finish this game back then as a kid, but would really get near the mid of the game and then start all over hahaha, thank you for bringing this memory back to my life :)
I use to play this, and I loved it very much. No other Harry Potter game since this gave the magical and wizardry feeling 😍😭 Nostalgia hitting so hard right now 😭😭😭
My older brother and me were used to played this game a lot back then,come home from school and then playing this game to feels the adventure of the harry potter itself.ahhh good old days :)
I am so glad the person doing this run through died during the floo powder bit because I remember that being the hardest part of a game I'd ever played as a kid lmao
Christ I much prefer the PS1 version over the PS2. The loading screens, the music, the vastness of the levels. Why oh why did I sell this and Sorcerer's Stone?
I’m surprised that a PS1 version of this game even exists. The PS2 has already been out for 2 years by the time this game was released and that had its own version of this game as well.
Same with the GBC games, however you have to remember that back then both GBA and PS2 could play GBC and PS1 respectively. And honestly you were getting a better game by sticking with those older gen versions.
I don't know who would read this, but I want a full on remake of this series, but change somethings. What I may say is not everyone's cuppa tea but I would love it if you could put all 7 years in one game, where each year you are gradually more able to explore hogwarts. And you had a more leisure time exploring. You had a day and night cycle where you had to go to a class or activity at a certain time. Could go to bed. Do more quests and get more collectables. Just really add more to the game now there's a bigger limit what you can do with a game. Switch between spells and all sorts. Really make it a magical experience.
i just remember spending *way* too long on throwing goblins around and probably played the intro a thousand times as a kid. ...oh my god. the burping slimes that eat bushes. VIVID. never again.
I remember it only worked until one point of the game and i just played it over and over again each time hoping it will load, but it never did. It made me memorise everything, i got weird childhood flashbacks watching this.
This made me tear up... My cousin's son got PS and this game on his 11th Birthday. I was 12 at that time and we were playing this game in turns. I kind of wish I could go back for a day to those times...
Who is here in 2023 just trying to relive the nostalgia?! This was truly a different time. I sometimes miss GameCube days. I remember thinking this game had such AMAZING graphics😅❤️❤️
i hated the brewing soooo much when i was a little kid, but then again this is a nice old nostalgia trip for me as decided to marathon the movies once again. for good old times
As a 2000's kid I still remember playing this on my PSP when I was around 13. Before you rush on me because it was never released for PSP - I got the ROM of this game for the PS1 from the Internet and converted it with PSX2PSP, a tool which "converts" PS1 games into some kind of PSP game. I didn't have a PS1 but a PSP, so...I tried it and it worked, and I had a lot of fun :D
So this is the second Harry potter for the PSX. It's probably one of the less known Harry Potters cause anyone who has played the first one for the PSX and looked at the screenshot of this one they'd think it's the same game and honestly I cant blame them.
However when you get past the surface level likeness the game is... still very much like the first Harry Potter on the PSX except better, faster, more fun, less minecart, no peacock but still just as ugly meaning it's the PSX harry potter you'll want to play. It's really fun it has a shitload of "no time to explain no time to make sense" minigames thich really add to the breakneck pacing Argonaut went for with this game.
Oh did I just namedrop the developer of the first Star Fox and the the croc games as well as highly revolutionary and underrated Alien 3 FPS for the PSX ? I think I did, yes they also made this game and it really shows they knew what they were doing (aside from the graphics, they're nightmarefuel).
What?
@Hamish McDade point is this game is fun and ridiculous and unlike the first psx potter, there are no ragequit inducing moments.
@@nikodem123asdf PSX? Pretty sure most people call it the PS1 or "original Playstation"
Not sure what the X is for, the "PSX" doesn't exist yet and if it did, it would be "Playstation 10"
@@charlesundying5315 people call it playstation, ps1 or psx. PSX is the initial name of the project and even tho that name was dropped for the final product lots of people kept using it regardless, cause it was the 90ies and anything with an X in it was instantly more cool.
@@nikodem123asdf Yes, but I said "most people". I guarantee over 90% of Playstation users have never called it the PSX, most likely becajse they weren't born yet when it was called that...
Remember, it's 2019, and the average "gamer age" is most likely only between 13 - 23, meaning even the older side of the average was still barely a toddler at the start of the century.
Had this game as a child. Always had to start over because I didn’t have a memory card haha
Amanda Kathryn me too!
Same, but with ps2 version.
The struggle
How odd, I had the exact same experience! Did you also leave the PS1 on during the night to se how far you could get the next morning?
same)))))
I SWEAR to god, I remember the Graphics being so amazing.
Lmao it's like that for me with a lot of games. I watched some gameplay from Spider-Man 3 the other day and couldn't believe how different it looks than from what I remembered. In my head, it didn't look all that different from Spider-Man PS4; boy was I wrong.
Old games on CRT looks better than any games on LCD screens.
Cristiano Pereira lol this graphics is horrible 😂😂😂
Grafik and gameplay so good ,
@@marlitoworld3925 and so is your spell.
I’d give anything to go back to this time just for one day
Would you give your life
Use an emulator
Psx emulator for any Android, works cool on my phone
Dr. Kaufmann doesn't work, now it just looks ugly to us since we've seen so much graphical improvement in today's games. I wanna go back in time when i was a 7 year old who just got his hands on a PS1 playing this 3 dimensional game of my favourite movie at the time for the first time
@@SmoovyNovaFan if graphical improvement is what you think gaming is now. I am afraid you have lost sight of what gaming is.
The atmosphere when walking through the empty corridors with the echoes, wind sound effects and randomly running into characters entertained the shit out of my 9 year old brain
cricket lovers the music is sooo good
The Soundtrack, The Silence and lack of Background Music when Harry is running about, The cracking sound of the door when you open them. Feels good. It takes me back to a more simpler time. :)
That it's 2018 and people are STILL commenting on this game just shows how EPIC it really was!!!
You right!
2019 now!!
I hope another franchise as good as Harry Potter comes one day. So many great things came from it.
@@FPSpwned I'm from 2029 we playing Call Of Duty 56 Past Warfare, Battlefield 23 and fortnite.
I'm here b.c fire emblem: three houses reminds me a lot of Harry Potter. xD
I like it how everybody in this comments section seems to have fond memories of this game. It's so wholesome.
Yoooooooooo. I remember getting this game right on Christmas day at the afternoon. My sister and I were playing for hours before the christmast dinner. What a nice moments, i really miss them.
Spocar who said you can have the same memories as me
Haha i got this game on xmas too! I was so excited!
We all had the same childhood 😂
Gosh, I can relate so damn hard. I miss such nice moments. The Harry Potter PS1 games were surreal.
I got the game for my birthday but I can fully relate. :)
I played this 15 years ago when my grandma still alive 😭 i played this with her 😭 how beatiful memoriess
I like how this game becomes more and more darker and spookier towards the end. I think this is the best version of the Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets game.
@The Cool show Yes, that's exactly what I'm talking about. This game has a coherent and consistent narrative, very close to the book. That is why, in terms of plot and atmosphere, in my opinion, this one is the best of the Harry Potter games.
That Burrow scene just brought a nostalgia wave. Wow
2:42 - He wasn't allowed to use magic
5:55 - Firing flipendo all over the place
To be honest, he is with wizard family.
Would've made for a pretty short series. "Harry was promptly expelled from Hogwarts and sent back to the Dursley's where nothing eventful happened "
Well there is plausible deniability in this case, since apparently the figgy pudding incident never happened so it could have just been that only the Dursly's put up that no magic rule
While the graphics are inferior to the PC and PS2 versions, this game is still really good, surprisingly faithful to parts of the book even and to me is the closest in matching the tonality of the Chamber of Secrets story.
The hardest part wasn't fighting the Basilisk though; it was sliding down to the Chamber itself, I actually died over probably 50 times before I finally made it.
The sliding in this game reminds me of parts of Super Mario 64 & Sunshine.
There was a certain charm and sense of adventure to these old early HP games compared to the later HP games that came out.
It's kinda like that with the movies as well, at least imo. The first 3 movies had this sorta had this sense of magical wonder that the later films lacked. The movies started to get so serious and dark in the later half of the series that it kinda took the fun out of them for me.
@@slimbrady6691 ah no I disagree the third film was pretty dark too Also the other films still had that magical wonder despite its tonal change. And it was expected to get dark since second and third film had a dark undertone which foreshadow what's to come
@@xblade149 After the 3rd movie, it starts focusing way more on the darker elements and less about the school element. I liked learning and experiencing the magical world for the first time with Harry. You can disagree, like I said, it's my opinion.
@@slimbrady6691 Well, they movies went through the ages Harry went through, first two hes a kid so all magical and charming
But then he becomes a teenager and a young adult, so just like in real life
Shit gets dark and depressing
@@mpg272727 I don't watch magic movies because I want them to be like real life lol shits depressing enough as it is.
Like anybody else. The sound design gave me shivers: The cracking sound of opening the doors, charging a spell, the scary lawnmower, the verses of the thrown goblins. I just get a hit of sweet melancholy at each step Harry takes. Wonderful trip down to memory lane, when I was 5 to 6 years old and I had to ask help to my mom to complete the potion at Defense against dark arts.
4:43 That chicken noise brings a wave of nostalgia😂
Ah yes, the good old days before EA was corrupted by greedy micro transactions and unfinished games
It won't be that way for long. The Retro Decade Revival Project is gonna restored EA to its former glory and reputation.
Cant really put microtransactions in a PS1 game
*back then...*
EA Games
"Challenge Everything!"
*now...*
EA Games
"Charge for Everything!"
truthseeker EA games will get the “challenge everything” slogan back where it belongs
Rene Astle I'll probably be 90 when that happens...
Oh man the memories. The "to Hagrid part" and "the forbidden forest" were the scariest things i had ever seen. The darkness and the pressure of being found while sneaking around would scare me too much as a very young boy.
I never got to finish this game, I got stuck around the "to Hagrid part". I finally know how it ends :D
Man Argonaut Games REALLY gave it their all for making the PlayStation 1 games. So many great memories with them.
Right? they control well and they have this amazing pacing that just does not allow you to not be entertained by the madness
It is truly amazing how much games have evolved. I remember playing this over and over again with my sister back in the day haha. Those time trials would drive me absolutely insane sometimes...
48:30 they are outside of the tunnel, but for some reason they stay on the rails. this game is so funny XD
Morus Alba they had to stay close to the rails, otherwise they would lose sight of the train leading them to hogwarts.
@@Evil_Beauty hmm maybe fellow the train from behind......
The Psx versions of Harry Potter are pure gold
"I see you took that toy from Malfoy, we could use you on our quidditch team, your first match starts in 5 minutes"
I ADORE this absurd pacing
Nikodem R ikr 😂😂😂
I really like Harry Potter 2-3 on ps2 also. In my opinion they're the best games of the series.
I remember playing this game up until 1:15:21 because I think my disc was faulty and it refused to load the game after that point. I would just restart the game and play it again up until that point hoping that something would change. Good times, simpler times :’)
Does it EVer change, for you?
Same! Only my copy of the game would get stuck after 1:11:14
And here I've been thinking I had gotten the only faulty disk.
Wonder if there was ever anything coming from the publishers addressing that...
omg the nostalgia, this hits so hard
Chooses USA flag
Everyone sounds british
Harry Potter is set within the UK
@@thepumpkinprince9993 Yeah I know
The US version has a different narrator but it’s still a British guy
Peeves is more scottish
@@omegabat2341 Scotland is British
Watching this in 2021 - good thing this is here to keep me company in my covid lockdown
Holy shit the nostalgia is strong with this one.
I was like 10 years old when I played it. My native language is PT-BR(Brazilian portugues) so I had no clue what the hell was going on. But boy did I enjoy myself through the whole game. A Truly magical game.
Ah, I can relate to this! English isn't my native language either! Not knowing what was going on in games really stimulated the imagination, yes?
Andy Andy where are you from?
Those days of renting harry potter 1 & 2 from blockbuster and playing them on my ps1...so many memories 💯💯
This game used to give me the creeps
But I didn't stop playing it
I've just been listening to the audiobook of Chamber of Secrets, it's amazing how much of the book they included in this game particularly the dialogue!!
This game was so much more involved than the first PS1 game. More secrets, more dialogue, and updated gameplay. Everything a sequel should be.
this game was great, i remember getting it for my birthday the year it came out, and crying in the car home because i was so happy i was going to get to play hahah memories
3:38:44 This. Just this.
Oh i totally didn't fail on purpose to perserve this gem of a game over screen
*Harry dies because of a valentine card*
The level that we all didn’t want to beat
I was not ready for that
I get stuck on this
3:38:25 basically whenever i try anything
Dont worry I believe in you and you can accomplish something!
Ron: "come on Harry, let's go."
Narrator: "and they did"
Now that's some engaging writing.
3:15:19 the soundtrack tho...
Miguel I still think about nearly every song from this game to this day
It is a Dark song
It plays in all three games I believe
I remember playing this as a kid...I used to think the graphics were amazing lol
good times
They were for their time.
Long sections without tunnel
Ron: I never thought we'd make it out of that tunnel
Definitely the superior version between the PS1 and the PS2
Can't believe there's 2 mini-games about Ron's vomiting!
Man this game brings back so many memories
Fred: (casts flowers)
*- You're a NATURAL, Harry.*
3:24:15 I have no idea why buy my 12 year old brain died of this laughter at this part, hell since YT wasn't a thing back then I remember playing the whole game just to watch that part again.
Funny story, my ps1 disc was scratched and caused the line "Dobby disappeared and shortly after, Ron" at 3:10 to loop over and over. Sometimes it managed to move past it on its own, sometimes it needed a bit of good ol' shirt cleaning but it was always a grueling experience when starting a new game, waiting for 20+ loops and praying that it would get unstuck... The words are now engraved in my brain... Ah the joys of optical discs and childhood memories. Bless you Dobby :')
OMG this game is amazing. I remember spending a lot of time playing it. I would love to go back in time and repeat those days gaming days.
I remember when the day i bought my own PS 1, and i played this game with english dictionary on my side
Years passed and my english still bad, lol
The plot goes too fast
This game was fun after the car ride but I loved the ps2 version even more. More places to go and you could fly above the building at hogwarts.
This game I loved the spooky creepy aspect
Wat
Ps2 was better
Ahhh nostalgia hit me hard
3:31:33 used to give me the creeps
still does, it's bloody creepy
Yes until this days still feel the creeps
I used to de-gnome that garden over and over. Was the best part of the game! Also the sound of those pipes that the ghoul throws is pure nostalgia!
My dad had rented this game from blockbuster when I was young and still had my ps1 and I was in love with this game very quick as well as sorcerer's stone. Awsome memories!!!
Old games are so much better than game from these days just my opinion
i totally agree brother
There is no good hp games today.
Ok boomer. Lol just playing
This game has a very big impact on my childhood.. One of the best game in my childhood
I still have this game on my Ps1.
I bought this game in 2002 or 2003.
But I beat this game last year %100 completed.
Still mesmerizing to me. Especially The Burrow level and music!
Maybe childhood feels...
1:56:13 WTF
lmfao!!
Scratched disc lol
He is fine
Maj Nejm Is Jeff bad emulator/scratched disc probably
To me these graphics are somehow extremely pleasant to look at.
This game was so epic! I kinda remember bits from the game itself but the overall feel I get from this video is something I had forgotten. It takes me back to my childhood :)
tfw watching a whole longplay of one of the first videogames i ever played in the early 2000s just to feel something
These Harry Potter games felt amazing to play but the later ones were just awful
I remember playing this game on ps1 so many great memories 20 years ago and seeing the movie in cinemas
HP games after Prisioner of Azkaban, just became game copies of the movie. Everyone enjoyed puzzle 3D platforms that has collectibles, and just add harry potter stories and events on the side. Why would they change it.....
5 was a good evolution to the formula while 6 was a lazy one, 4 was... odd, a solid and good co-op game but a strange change of direction.
And as for the final two-parter games... we don't talk about those.
I think what I liked the best was how there was completely different games made for the different platforms (like PC & consoles), I miss when games used to be like that as it meant getting to play two completely different games based on the same source material.
The entire slug level had me in tears. From the guttural belching noises to the weird mini game to Hagrid saying you had to start over cuz you didn’t collect enough slugs. My god.
@@zeeburn this game is peak nonsense pacing. The first one on the PS1 is exactly like that too stuff just happens. It feels like the story is being told by a caffeinated 8 year old who's really excited to tell you about their favorite movie, but they kinda mixed some things up and made stuff up to compensate.
@@nikodem123asdf and that's exactly why I love both of them xD
@@zeeburn One other game I played that has similar energy is Shining Wisdom but that one's a bit harder to recommend cause it's a bit more rough to get into. On the flip side you're accompanied by princess goose who you need to rescue as a monkey and one of the unlockable items is a car (the game's set in medival fantasy) which you can use to take part in a race. Also one of the upgrades you find by digging a hole right in front of the final boss allows you to literally bypass most puzzles in the game by jumping really far and high. The nonsense is strong with that one.
This is in my opinion the best HP game that ever came out
Those loading screens always creeped me out when I was a kid
Me too hahaha
Looking at the looking for Ginny mission, and dang. Forest levels in games really used to just have walls with trees textured on them instead of being an actual forest. How far we've come.
Whenever I saw this gameplay my eyes just in tears 😭
Did anybody else stare for a longtime at the loading screen or the background when you walk around Hogwarts (especially in the common room) and imagine you were there?
People make fun of the graphics, but I do remember not even caring about them. At the time, ugly faces in games was almost a norm. Sure cartoony games like Megaman Legends had great faces, but realistic games always had the funny ones. Still won't take away the amazing experience these games gave me.
PS1 version>Everything else. But damn im 19 now and i still remember this game when i was like 4😂😭
I could never finish this game back then as a kid, but would really get near the mid of the game and then start all over hahaha, thank you for bringing this memory back to my life :)
The music in this game is very Elder Scrolls. Even has the same composer.
Wow, I've always find this game's music amazing, I didn't know it was the same composer as elder scrolls.
4:17:09 boy it sure was nice for the knight to give Harry a moment to pull the lever....... :P
I use to play this, and I loved it very much. No other Harry Potter game since this gave the magical and wizardry feeling 😍😭 Nostalgia hitting so hard right now 😭😭😭
My older brother and me were used to played this game a lot back then,come home from school and then playing this game to feels the adventure of the harry potter itself.ahhh good old days :)
59:15: Harry and Ron don't know the password. Harry goes to find Hermione. What if Hermione is already in the common room?
As if, Hermione lives in the Library, everyone knows that.
Game over.
Lars Despite Hogwarts being a HUGE school, narrowing down the most logical place someone like Hermione would go to is pretty easy.
I am so glad the person doing this run through died during the floo powder bit because I remember that being the hardest part of a game I'd ever played as a kid lmao
Professor Snape: i know you're there hiding somewhere
"a wizard jew?" LMAO there are so many memorable moments in this longplay and i have not finished it yet...
Christ I much prefer the PS1 version over the PS2. The loading screens, the music, the vastness of the levels. Why oh why did I sell this and Sorcerer's Stone?
I’m surprised that a PS1 version of this game even exists. The PS2 has already been out for 2 years by the time this game was released and that had its own version of this game as well.
Same with the GBC games, however you have to remember that back then both GBA and PS2 could play GBC and PS1 respectively. And honestly you were getting a better game by sticking with those older gen versions.
J Riley Whats Stranger is this us wayyyy closer to being like the 1st Harry Potter game on ps1
it looks practically the same but it plays way better and is more "user friendly"
@@nikodem123asdf PS1 and gb color has the best versions of harry potter 2
@@blackjeart21 yes, i like them the most.
I don't know who would read this, but I want a full on remake of this series, but change somethings. What I may say is not everyone's cuppa tea but I would love it if you could put all 7 years in one game, where each year you are gradually more able to explore hogwarts. And you had a more leisure time exploring. You had a day and night cycle where you had to go to a class or activity at a certain time. Could go to bed. Do more quests and get more collectables. Just really add more to the game now there's a bigger limit what you can do with a game. Switch between spells and all sorts. Really make it a magical experience.
Ron: my Wand look at my Wand Harry: be thankful it's not your neck Ron: what's happening? Harry: i don't know
i just remember spending *way* too long on throwing goblins around and probably played the intro a thousand times as a kid.
...oh my god. the burping slimes that eat bushes. VIVID. never again.
Ron: Welcome Home Harry: up! up! Ron: it's not working! Harry! up! up mind that Tree! Ron: stop! stop! stop!
First 2 Harry Potter games were amazing 😁 want to play now!
I remember it only worked until one point of the game and i just played it over and over again each time hoping it will load, but it never did. It made me memorise everything, i got weird childhood flashbacks watching this.
Guys I born in 2004 but I swear to God this is the best playstation game of HP I've ever played.
This version actually seems pretty accurate to the book
Yea Ron actually explains what a mudblood is in this game lol, movies couldn’t even get that right
@@puttrik4865 the movie makers had a hard on for emma watson and kept giving her way too much to do
This made me tear up... My cousin's son got PS and this game on his 11th Birthday. I was 12 at that time and we were playing this game in turns. I kind of wish I could go back for a day to those times...
Who is here in 2023 just trying to relive the nostalgia?! This was truly a different time. I sometimes miss GameCube days. I remember thinking this game had such AMAZING graphics😅❤️❤️
I was looking for this version for so long I really wish I could play this game again
you can play with an emulator, works really good.
playing this game really feels like you having a fever dream.
This brings back some cherished memories :') I was watching the pc game and I knew it wasn't the same as the PS1. This is the one I played
Same also I’m hyped for the ps5 game
You'd never in a million years think that EA was capable of making such masterpieces, damn they lost there way
i hated the brewing soooo much when i was a little kid, but then again this is a nice old nostalgia trip for me as decided to marathon the movies once again. for good old times
39:38 steady on Ron.
The Wizard Duel was my favorite part of Chamber of Secrets. It kept me engaged for hours!
the duels in this one were really good, but my favorite version of dueling was in the PC version of 2
As a 2000's kid I still remember playing this on my PSP when I was around 13. Before you rush on me because it was never released for PSP - I got the ROM of this game for the PS1 from the Internet and converted it with PSX2PSP, a tool which "converts" PS1 games into some kind of PSP game. I didn't have a PS1 but a PSP, so...I tried it and it worked, and I had a lot of fun :D
Can we please talk about the graphic of Ginny passed out in the Chamber of Secrets in 4:37:32? What is that?