I played EVERY Philosopher's Stone game so you NEVER have to

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  @WoofaYT · 5 months ago · pinned

  The PS2 version is the same game as the Xbox version. Also yes apologies I did misgender Hedwig (the owl is a she).

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• JU

  @JusticeSolaris85 · 5 months ago

  In the novel, Hagrid gave Harry the flute as a christmas present and so when trying to reach Fluffy, Harry brought the flute to play it and make the dog fall asleep, but Quirrel had already used the arp, but was stopping to play so the trio had to use the flute regardless to avoid Fluffy waking up

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• CF

  @CFLaughs · 5 months ago

  The PC version has quite a bit of charm to it. I think one of the highlights of it is the art style and lighting

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  @nomado-sensei · 5 months ago (edited)

  I played the PC one back in the day. I must say I have really enjoyed it.

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• DR

  @Dragonfire2505 · 5 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ktO2kitgHo&amp;t=58">0:58</a> Oh he does indeed hit the book version of Dumbledore pretty good. There he was portraid more goofy than in the movies, saying random stuff and so.<br>Same with the flute and Fluffy. Thats following the book, not the movie.<br>The PS1 and PC games from HP1 and HP2 in generel follow more the story of the books than the movies.

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• JO

  @Jokesonyou_777 · 5 months ago

  I completed the gameboy color one and it was actually really neat the whole rpg style although I was stuck so long on the devils snare section.

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• PE

  @peterstangl8295 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ktO2kitgHo&amp;t=698">11:38</a> as i recall, the flute thing is actually closer to how it went down in the book, so it&apos;s not as random as you might think. I haven&apos;t checked the date, but the game was probably in development before the movie came out, like a lot of movie tie-ins.

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• ST

  @StogieConsumer · 5 months ago

  It&apos;s 2026 and you didn&apos;t play the PC version with the highest graphics...

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  @Pendragonthegreat · 5 months ago

  PS1 version soundtrack was done without them knowing what the movie score would be. It was scored by Jeremy Soule (guy who scored SKYRIM!!)

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• BR

  @Br0Tag · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ktO2kitgHo&amp;t=303">5:03</a> This became a great Finnish meme of &quot;Harri, voisitko tuoda mulle tulisiemeniä.&quot; Made famous by the Finnish youtuber Ulttis for drawing attention to how intensely Hagrid just says it out of nowhere shortly after Harry&apos;s arrival. Don&apos;t know how famous the meme is across all of Finland, but I still find it really funny.

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• EA

  @Earthdemon1 · 5 months ago

  I grew up with the PC versions of the games, to the point where I&apos;ve actually played the games more than I&apos;ve watched the movies or read the books, lol. The atmosphere is top-notch, the music is fantastic and magical, and the gameplay is simple but fun for kids. However, I have to say I think Chamber of Secrets in the best game of the 3. It actually has a fanbase of its own (well, all 3 do, but it looks like it&apos;s the most popular) and even has a dedicated modding scene where people make custom levels! Super cool stuff to see these games still capture the imagination 20-something years later &lt;3

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  @QueenMonny · 3 months ago (edited)

  The flute is also lore accurate. Hagrid does give Harry a flute in the book. And there is no harp. Harry, Ron and Hermione take turns playing the flute to keep Fluffy asleep while they all go through the trapdoor.<br>It seems to me that this game might actually be the best game (aside from the obvious mechanics and graphics issues)<br>Edit: I&apos;m still on the first game, so the PS1 version.

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