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They have a very minor role in the computer version (they set up the bean trading system seen throughout the school and grounds), but in the home console versions, they give Harry a refresher on the Flipendo spell, teach him how to toss gnomes, and once back at Hogwarts, they open a shop in Gryffindor Tower where Harry can purchase items like Stink Pellets and Dungbombs, Famous Witches and Wizards cards, and the Alohomora spellbook. They play as Beaters on the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Fred and George Weasley: (Voices: Lewis MacLeod) twins, older brothers of Ron and Ginny.In the home console versions, Harry also has to find Ginny's dropped items in Diagon Alley. Ginny Weasley: (Voice: Victoria Robinson) Ron's little sister, who Harry has to rescue at the end of the game.In the computer game, she also leads Harry to classes. She is petrified toward the end of the game. Hermione Granger: (Voice: Emily Robison) Harry's other best friend, a brainy girl who is rarely with Harry most of the game, except in cutscenes.In the computer game, Ron usually leads Harry to challenges instead of classes. Ron Weasley: (Voice: Gregg Chillin) Harry's best friend, usually seen leading Harry to class or to the Quidditch stadium, or in cut scenes.Note: not all characters appear in all versions of the game. Additionally, Gregory Goyle is playable while Harry is under the effects of the Polyjuice Potion.Harry Potter (voiced by Tom Attenborough) is the main character and the only playable one in most versions, though in the GBC, the following are also playable at various points:.5th gen portable console version (GBC) by Griptonite Games.6th gen portable console version (GBA) by Eurocom.5th gen home console version (PS1) by Argonaut.6th gen home console version (Xbox, GameCube) by Eurocom, PS2 by EA UK.Computer version (PC) by KnowWonder, ported to the Mac by Aspyr Media.
6 Differences between the book/movie and gameįive different versions of this game were released for different gaming platforms:.
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