Official Thread Hogwarts Legacy

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Fire seems off a little but still interested :D

The Haunted Hogsmeade Shop​


 
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Mindblowing. Game of the year 2023 contender if it plays as well as shown in the preview.
 
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The PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X|S console versions of Hogwarts Legacy support multiple graphical modes of play, the most common of which are Fidelity mode which runs at 30 fps, and Performance mode which targets 60 fps.

Graphical modes for players who have Variable Refresh Rate (VRR)-supported TVs or monitors are supported for Hogwarts Legacy on PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X|S.
 
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Hmm remember when someone posted about Sony being deceptive in displaying their logo on an ad or something for a multiplatform game? It looks like MS does the same thing. Marketing deal?

 
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Hmm remember when someone posted about Sony being deceptive in displaying their logo on an ad or something for a multiplatform game? It looks like MS does the same thing. Marketing deal?


Maybe it is coming to GP. Could announce this tomorrow at their show.
 
Hmm remember when someone posted about Sony being deceptive in displaying their logo on an ad or something for a multiplatform game? It looks like MS does the same thing. Marketing deal?




I mean it's clear it's about Starfield..it's not like Someone using a CGI trailer and saying it's ingame.
 
I mean it's clear it's about Starfield..it's not like Someone using a CGI trailer and saying it's ingame.

No it's not. If it was , they would put the whole Starfield up on screen instead of that small thumbnail.

Looks like they are trying to promote HL as a Gamepass game.
 
No it's not. If it was , they would put the whole Starfield up on screen instead of that small thumbnail.

Looks like they are trying to promote HL as a Gamepass game.

Only if you want it to look that way. It's not even made by MS.(the poster).
 
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Only if you want it to look that way. It's not even made by MS.(the poster).
It's funny to read the comments. People are losing their s*** over this, and it isn't even something done by MS or Sony. This is the gaming world we live in now.
 
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Isn't it just a TV turned on its side with two images posted next to each other? This could have been done by anybody and I find it odd that he doesn't provide further context. I used to work at a low tier game store decades ago and they would do stuff like this all the time.
 
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IGN seemed to like the combat in their final preview.


"The combat was the highlight for me, which I was not expecting. In previous Potter games, the quicksilver wizard clashes of the books are reduced to dull, rote third-person shooting galleries — Harry, Ron, and Hermione taking on an endless series of identical death eaters, who all seem to brandish magical facsimiles of shotguns and sniper rifles. Hogwarts Legacy changes the formula considerably. Despite the projectiles ricocheting back and forth across the arenas, the game functions more like a Ninja Gaiden-esque combo masher. Your character automatically locks onto wherever they're facing, and the hocus-pocus that comes cascading out of your wand can be chained together like a screen-filling, health bar-obliterating Marvel Vs. Capcom tsunami. Game director Alan Tew compares the system to a sort-of "long-range dueling.




"The combat was the highlight for me, which I was not expecting. In previous Potter games, the quicksilver wizard clashes of the books are reduced to dull, rote third-person shooting galleries — Harry, Ron, and Hermione taking on an endless series of identical death eaters, who all seem to brandish magical facsimiles of shotguns and sniper rifles. Hogwarts Legacy changes the formula considerably. Despite the projectiles ricocheting back and forth across the arenas, the game functions more like a Ninja Gaiden-esque combo masher. Your character automatically locks onto wherever they're facing, and the hocus-pocus that comes cascading out of your wand can be chained together like a screen-filling, he
The physics engine absolutely revels in your chaos — bodies fly across the map like they've become weightless and boneless at the mercy of your command.
 
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