When you arrive in the big room, there is a blocked door you were probably meant to cast Flipendo on a button. They do chase you as in the PS2 version, however, and them catching up forces retrying the level. The Prefects have slightly different behavior, more reminiscent of the PlayStation 2 version, but their spells don't work. There is no overhead camera as in the final version, so the camera is always stuck between two walls. There are LOTS of chests and jars, but they are all empty. This level is really unfinished there is no exit and it has a lot of bugs: the doors are invisible (this is fixed when a Prefect sees you), the spells don't work (even those cast by Prefects), and when you restart the level all the sounds of the game except the music and Harry's voice will be disabled. This dungeon is called PreLibry, and from its appearance, it might be an early version of the Restricted Section. The title screen has also a secret screen to show the, build date nearly identical. The file FXMap.dbg contains a "release" date Rowling, making the game more original, more stylized and moving away from the movie and many things created by Eurocoms were refused by the publisher, including paintings to Hogwart paying homage to the developer, months of suffering, internal pressure and family amputated from their father.Ī build date is present at 0x1FA4c for the US version and 0x1F6AA8 for the JPN version. The original contract meant that the studios had to adapt the first book of Harry Potter into a game until delays caused the contract to change and make a game adapted from the second book and have to throw away a lot of work such as the toilet troll, Firenze the centaur or Voldemort himself.Įurocoms initially created something new that didn't resemble the expectations of EA game, Warner Bros. This version was made by Eurocom, in collaboration with EA UK formerly known by Bullfrog Studio. The GameCube and Xbox version of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a prime example of the multi-platform weirdness that plagued licensed games in the early 2000s. Much more (I don't understand the purpose of certain instructions).
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