With school back in session, some parents are looking for new ways to encourage kids to meet new challenges or try new things. Here are some tips for using LEGO incentives appropriate to your needs and budget. Bonus: Review of App-Controlled Batmobile.
Continue ReadingThis week on Family Gamer TV, with a little help from Warner, we equipped our families with Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7 on the 3DS and Xbox 360 to see how they would get on. This was not only their …
Continue ReadingA couple weeks ago, EA invited me to get a sneak peek at the new video game for Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2. As I sat down to the demo, I had to admit that I haven’t played one of the EA Harry Potter games since Prisoner of Azkaban, which, at […]
Continue ReadingMovie tie-in video games are notoriously awful. I’ve played some of the Harry Potter games, and you’d think that using the Wii remote like a magic wand would be great fun, but they always fell short of hooking me in. Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 changed all that. Being a Harry Potter nerd and a […]
Continue ReadingIn honor of the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1, at midnight on Thursday, we over at GeekMom hereby declare this Harry Potter week! Each day on GeekMom, we’ll have new posts that tackle a different …
Continue ReadingAs if I could enjoy playing Lego Harry Potter any more than I already do, there is now a customizable Lego Wii Remote. The Lego Play and Build Wii Remote will interact with your own Lego bricks so you can change up the cover and build your own custom display stand. All I need to […]
Continue Reading[Note: The author reviewed Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 for the Nintendo Wii. It is possible that some elements of this review may not apply to versions of the game for other platforms.] I’ll freely admit it: I was just …
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