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* TakeCover: ''Deathly Hallows'' games have conveniently placed chest-high-walls all over the place.
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* ThirdPersonShooter: The ''Deathly Hallows'' games are essentially this with wands in place of guns, leading to {{Fan Nickname}}s like ''[[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears of Potter]]'' or ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDuty Call of Potter]]: [[VideoGame/ModernWarfare Modern Wizardry]]''. ''Part 1'' also had three kinds of exploding potion bottles in place of hand grenades, though they were removed from the sequel for balancing reasons.
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* ThirdPersonShooter: The ''Deathly Hallows'' games are essentially this with wands in place of guns, leading to {{Fan Nickname}}s like ''[[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears of Potter]]'' or ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDuty Call of Potter]]: [[VideoGame/ModernWarfare Modern Wizardry]]''.guns. ''Part 1'' also had three kinds of exploding potion bottles in place of hand grenades, though they were removed from the sequel for balancing reasons.
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* {{Bowdlerise}}: Molly Weasley's line, "Not my daughter, you bitch!" is missing the last two words in the game.
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* HeelFaceTurn: Draco gives Harry his wand during the climax, a moment that was a [[invoked]]DeletedScene in the actual movie. This moment did not occur in the novel either, meaning the video game is, in fact, the only version of ''Deathly Hallows'' in which Draco receives an explicit redemption.
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** You play as Harry while he's disguised as Albert Runcorn.
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** You In ''Part 1'', you play as Harry while he's disguised as Albert Runcorn.
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** You play as Harry while he's disguised as AlbertRuncorn.Runcorn.
** In addition to Harry himself, ''Part 2'' has Ron, Hermione, Ginny, Neville, Seamus, [=McGonagall=], and Molly Weasley being playable.
** You play as Harry while he's disguised as Albert
** In addition to Harry himself, ''Part 2'' has Ron, Hermione, Ginny, Neville, Seamus, [=McGonagall=], and Molly Weasley being playable.
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** ''Hallows, Part 1'': A group fight, you vs. most of the evil cast at Malfoy Manor.
** ''Hallows, Part 2'': Come on, do we really have to tell you which two characters fight to the death?
** ''Hallows, Part 1'': A group fight, you vs. most of the evil cast at Malfoy Manor.
** ''Hallows, Part 2'': Come on, do we really have to tell you which two characters fight to the death?
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''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'' are a pair of 2010/2011 ''VideoGame/HarryPotter'' video games released by Creator/ElectronicArts in 2010 and 2011 to coincide with the release releases of [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows the two halves of the film]].
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This was the last ''Potter'' game released by Electronic Arts. Subsequently, their licensing deal with Creator/WarnerBros expired.
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* BenevolentArchitecture: ''Deathly Hallows'' games, being cover shooters, are filled with chest-high walls.
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* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: You play as Harry while he's disguised as Albert Runcorn.
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* AdaptedOut: Peter Pettigrew is removed from the story, with Dobby knocking out two random Death Eaters instead. Ginny is absent from ''Part 1''.
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* AdaptedOut: Peter Pettigrew is removed from the story, with Dobby knocking out two random Death Eaters instead. Ginny is absent from ''Part 1''.1'' but appears in ''Part 2''.
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Both games dispense with the WideOpenSandbox approach, which certainly would have been difficult to reconcile with the storyline of the last two films, what with ''Part 1'' featuring the trio on the run and ''Part 2'' just being one big battle. Instead, both games are essentially realized as [[ThirdPersonShooter Third-Person Shooters]] with wands in place of guns. Also, ''Part 1'' has exploding potion bottles used like hand grenades.
A handful of the film actors opted to voice their characters for the ''Deathly Hallows'' games, most notably Creator/RupertGrint, Creator/MatthewLewis, Creator/EvannaLynch, Creator/WarwickDavis, and Creator/TobyJones. Despite having voiced their characters for previous games, Creator/RalphFiennes and Creator/BonnieWright did not do so this time. And for whatever reason, Creator/TomFelton voiced Draco Malfoy for the ''Part 1'' game but not for ''Part 2''.
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''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'' is are a pair of 2010/2011 ''VideoGame/HarryPotter'' video games released by Creator/ElectronicArts to coincide with the release of [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows the two halves of the film]].
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!!Tropes
* BenevolentArchitecture: ''Deathly Hallows'' games, being cover shooters, are filled with chest-high walls.
* ColonCancer: ''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1: The Video Game''
* MasterOfUnlocking: Hermione in the ''Hallows, Part 2'' game.
* StandardFPSGuns: The second ''Deadly Hallows'' game essentially converts all attack spells to this, ignoring their canonical effects for the sake of (relative) balance. The Expeliarmus spell is equivalent to a pistol, Petrificus Totalus is an overpowered sniper rifle, etc. with one spell even acting as ''self-guiding missile launcher'' that can break through (some) walls. One wonders why the Death Eaters even bother with Avada Kedavra …
* TakeCover: ''Deathly Hallows'' games have conveniently placed chest-high-walls all over the place.
* ThirdPersonShooter: The ''Deathly Hallows'' games are essentially this with wands in place of guns, leading to {{Fan Nickname}}s like ''[[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears of Potter]]'' or ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDuty Call of Potter]]: [[VideoGame/ModernWarfare Modern Wizardry]]''. ''Part 1'' also had three kinds of exploding potion bottles in place of hand grenades, though they were removed from the sequel for balancing reasons.
* WolfpackBoss: ''Deathly Hallows - Part 1'' ends with a fight against the Malfoys and Bellatrix at Malfoy Manor.
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!!Tropes
* BenevolentArchitecture: ''Deathly Hallows'' games, being cover shooters, are filled with chest-high walls.
* ColonCancer: ''Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1: The Video Game''
* MasterOfUnlocking: Hermione in the ''Hallows, Part 2'' game.
* StandardFPSGuns: The second ''Deadly Hallows'' game essentially converts all attack spells to this, ignoring their canonical effects for the sake of (relative) balance. The Expeliarmus spell is equivalent to a pistol, Petrificus Totalus is an overpowered sniper rifle, etc. with one spell even acting as ''self-guiding missile launcher'' that can break through (some) walls. One wonders why the Death Eaters even bother with Avada Kedavra …
* TakeCover: ''Deathly Hallows'' games have conveniently placed chest-high-walls all over the place.
* ThirdPersonShooter: The ''Deathly Hallows'' games are essentially this with wands in place of guns, leading to {{Fan Nickname}}s like ''[[VideoGame/GearsOfWar Gears of Potter]]'' or ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDuty Call of Potter]]: [[VideoGame/ModernWarfare Modern Wizardry]]''. ''Part 1'' also had three kinds of exploding potion bottles in place of hand grenades, though they were removed from the sequel for balancing reasons.
* WolfpackBoss: ''Deathly Hallows - Part 1'' ends with a fight against the Malfoys and Bellatrix at Malfoy Manor.
