Harry Potter Games Ranked (Handhelds) Tier List | FLANDREW

Your votes are in! It’s time to find out the Best and Worst Harry Potter game for handhelds.
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[@TheFinalSmash]

The greatest casualty of the constant genre hopping was that Prisoner of Azkaban was the last turn-based RPG in the series. I would have loved to see books 4 - 7 in that style.

[@Oxmosh]

I only played the first and loved it, didnt even know there was a 2nd and 3rd. Time to get busy

[@MultiJET24]

The greatest crime is that the Harry Potter series on the GBA weren't released as RPGs in the same style as Prisoner of Azkaban

[@willlindell8904]

I'd love to see somebody make fan games in that very spirit.

[@FranciscoJavier32423]

Oh no you just destroyed myself, I was looking for an RPG for a ds

[@deusexmaximum8930]

Order of the Phoenix for ds was a turn based rpg

[@cretgren9784]

Good work to all the voters! I have great memories of the GBC/GBA trilogy, the first RPGs I ever played. Glad to know other folks enjoyed them so much as well.

[@quickman2663]

I agree, this was a really fun video. All the Harry Potter videos were fun to watch.

[@aamirrazak3467]

@@quickman2663 agreed I really enjoyed taking a trip down memory lane with the Hp vids

[@RoonyKingXL]

@@aamirrazak3467 It was my first RPG too and I didn't know that until now haha.

[@subdemon.]

I had both philosophers Stone and Chamber of Secrets for GBC and to this day those games are still some of my favorite games that i have ever played. The amount of detail that they had for a GBC game at the time was insane, you could lose yourself just exploring the outside castle looking for ingredients or spending a lot of time dueling other students in the 2nd one to upgrade spells.

[@lunarpking]

God I loved prisoner of Azkaban on GBA. I’ve even played it as an adult and I frankly feel it holds up. Fun but short game.

[@purpleheart3000]

I would use up the save spots so I could listen to certain music tracks. My favorite was the Lupin fight music, and I'd open the fight and let it idle till my battery ran down. I'm so glad the composer put the entire soundtrack on KZbin for us to listen to.

[@Heksu99]

I never had GBA, but I had it on emulator and played it through few times. It was good fun

[@aamirrazak3467]

I think prisoner of Azkaban was like peak Harry Potter game movie and book

[@Morgorath30]

Replaying it currently. It really does holdup. My only real complaints is the lack of a run button, and my need for faster text.

[@DoratTheKiller]

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[@fictionalmediabully9830]

I'm surprised 'GBA Prisoner' is ranked higher than 'GBC Chamber'. It's an okay game in its own right but it's missing a lot of details that made its predecessor such a charming, fun experience.

[@purpleheart3000]

Definitely a lot less detail. It's a hard call for me because I dearly love both, but I think it comes down to whether you like rpg or free turn fights. Bit like comparing apples to oranges, and I don't know if I could choose one as better.

[@fictionalmediabully9830]

@@purpleheart3000 Even the battles themselves have design flaws not present before. It's not clear how Petrificus Totalus works on enemies weak to it, and magic runs out in a flash, resulting in some clunky pacing. When I first played it, I felt mildly underwhelmed but couldn't elaborate on why. That is until I watched a video by Farlands Design Den and it all began to make sense. I should reiterate it's a perfectly fine game. If anything, it's a miracle it turned out satisfactory considering its unpleasant development cycle.

[@goranisacson2502]

@@fictionalmediabully9830 Huh, did GBA Prisoner go through development hell? Did not know that. But I presume it's along the lines of "you have to develop this game along the same time-frame as the previous games but for more advanced hardware, with shinier graphics and we're not gonna give you more money to help make that process any easier"?

[@fictionalmediabully9830]

@@goranisacson2502 There's an old internet forum about the Harry Potter Game Boy RPGs, and someone by the name of Dreamwriter was a staff member who worked at Griptonite Games. According to the developer, making 1 and 2 for GBC was one of the best times making games but was quickly followed by the worst time making games, which was 3 on GBA. When asked why developing 3 on GBA was the opposite, the response was this. (- We were micromanaged to death by the publisher on that one. They specifically asked for the GBC Potter team to make that game, and we designed our dream game, taking everything we learned from Chamber of Secrets and amping it way up, taking full advantage of the powerful new hardware. To be honest, we over-designed it, to be sure, but still, without interference we could have made a really kick-ass game. But the publisher didn't trust us to make quality GBA art, seeing as we had come from GBC development. To make a long story short, halfway through production they made us throwaway all the existing background art, replacing it with a new style they came up with, and because the background art changed, we had to change our sprite art to match, and now all the scripting had to be redone, since backgrounds and characters were different sizes/shapes from before. With only half the time to now make a full game, we had to cut many, many features, and to release it as a decent game we had to work crunch mode for the rest of the project, including weekends and holidays, while the publisher had reps in our office micromanaging it all. Not fun. -) On the whole, it's disappointing the team weren't able to fully realise a role-playing Prisoner of Azkaban game. I know a lot of fans like to say EA treated Harry Potter games better in its early years but the reality is Harry Potter games since the beginning have always been made to be cash grabs. Fans should be grateful that the Chamber of Secrets story was derivative of its predecessor because that meant developers only had to iterate on the Philosopher's Stone game and call it a day. Starting with Prisoner of Azkaban, it was becoming obvious EA was more concerned about making a profit than creating a quality game, and it became especially apparent once Goblet of Fire came out and the game series started going through significant gameplay shifts, which is absolute hell for developers trying to meet a tight deadline. A shame but it is what it is.

[@goji3755]

I definitely prefer GBC Chamber to GBA Azkaban. Azkaban's leveling feels less grindy and the combat has fewer difficulty spikes, but Chamber feels more fleshed out overall, and the minigames are more fun. It also really bothers me there's no real sense of time passing in Azkaban, with many events that should be happening days, weeks or even months apart seeming to happen within hours or even minutes of each other on the same day. Chamber definitely helped you get a sense for time marching along as the events unfold, in no small part due to the charming little the hourglass, sun/moon and calendar page transitions between chapters. GBC Chamber feels like a full school year, GBA Azkaban feels like a very eventful weekend. Reading the dev's account of the development on the two games, it's little wonder why Chamber feels like the superior title. It absolutely sucks anytime the big wigs step in and force you to change basically everything halfway through your allotted development time.

[@goji3755]

You know, I just noticed that the only Harry Potter games I've played were the Griptonite Trilogy - Sorcerer's Stone and Chamber of Secrets on the GBC and Prisoner of Azkaban on the GBA, and it's quite heartwarming to see them taking the top slots on this list. I agree with the #1 spot going to PoA gba, the combat is much more balanced and leveling up is far less grindy, using spells to interact with the environment is a fun addition and the overall world design and artstyle makes for a fine presentation, balancing the movie character designs and aesthetic with just enough artistic flare to make good use of the GBA's limited graphical capabilities. Personally, though, I PREFER Chamber of Secrets GBC to Prisoner of Azkaban GBA. PoA was good, sure, but I always got a weird sense of time compression while playing it, like the story was severely stripped down in a way that makes it seem like events that should have been happening days, weeks or even months apart are all taking place on the same day, and the minigames were disappointingly few in number and rather uninteresting compared to what Griptonite gave us with CoS. Chamber of Secrets definitely feels much longer in a good way, like it's more fleshed out, and you get a better sense of the school year passing by with hourglass, sun/moon and even calendar page transitions between scenes, as well as certain rooms of the castle being decked out for Christmas and Valentines Day which I always thought was a nice touch. And it sports a wider variety of minigames which are always a fun diversion for when you need a break from the level grind.

[@PhryneMnesarete]

Whoa! Thanks for including my super intelligent and insightful comment about the GBC Philosopher’s Stone!

[@philipriddell8640]

I just love your videos so much man. I usually don't like tier list or comparison type reviews but these harry potter videos led me to your channel and they're absolute masterpieces. I feel the reflect the comforting vibes i love about the original playstation harry potter games. thank you for making these! :)

[@omegamanGXE]

ur welcome

[@Highretrogamelord]

I'm glad to see the Harry Potter GBC games ranking so high. Then again, they are the only Harry Potter handheld games I've played though. Still, I thought they are nice JRPG-styled games.

[@Dragonk116]

The GBC games were so freaking good, they really felt like old school adventure RPG's like cronotrigger especially chamber of secrets on the GBC... Literally the best handheld RPG harry potter game ever made... Although yes I did really like prisoner of Azkaban on the GBA too because it just looked better.

[@omegamanGXE]

That’s awesome, Chrono Trigger is my favorite game of all time

[@christophercruz1513]

Hey Flandrew, I am happy your channel is getting bigger but don't forget about your supporters from the very beginning. And great video buddy

[@cartmansfat123]

0:03 “My dad didn’t strut! And nor do I.”

[@jonasskjtt5542]

Thank you for the hard work putting these videos together!

[@dnvogel3827]

Been looking forward to this one! Love your content, Flandrew :)

[@ctre97]

Glad to help give you a year's worth of content to work through, I can't wait to watch it

[@adams3560]

It’s a very solid tier list imo. I’m so happy to see the GBC and GBA RPG games in the top 3 spots, I really enjoyed playing them at the time and they were some of the first RPGs I played. A really good effort from the developers.

[@TheSkullKlownTSK]

Great video. I can safely say this is the best video about the Harry Potter games. You got every ranking right. Good thing I feel that same as the fan base. Because the Harry Potter games are what made my childhood awesome

[@Emi_Alvarez]

The GBC games were.such a surprise back in the day, they have so much more dept than any of the console games, good memories.

[@tolmat]

this is great, only note i might make is in future it might be worth having the votes ask for a whole list or top 3 in order to get a clearer range of why the lower ones are lower rather than just "least voted as best"

[@mrtoyreviewman]

Prisoner of Azkaban honestly still holds up as one of the best games I’ve ever played. I still to this day play through it at least once a year, and it’s still as much fun as it was the first time back in 2004. Fighting Lupin, flying Buckbeak, going for high scores on the boggart and cracker pop mini games… I’m getting my GBA out.

[@Jordan3DS]

I replayed it so many times as a kid, it and FFVII are the two games that got me into the RPG genre!

[@DMacB42]

"I know what I'm doing for the next year" Good for you man, keep 'em coming! I didn't know this is something I wanted to see on KZbin but I'm glad to have found it!

[@thekillersandvich1150]

i would love to see a sims video from you there are so many different versions and ports of those games that i am genuinely curious about what you think about all of them

[@Bludgeoned2DEATH2]

And this is where living in this universe with no time machine is so cruel. So so much amazing content coming our way and we have to wait D: I NEED a Flandrew of my favorite games ever, KOTOR!

[@guy-ns4ov]

Thank you for all your hard work and great content for us fans. You are appreciated 🙂

[@CFLaughs]

Keep the Harry Potter videos coming! There's something really special about them ✨🪄

[@ArmaBiologica35]

Goblet of Fire for The GBA was a really polished game with nice visuals and lots of content on GBA. And the DS version added even more extra content. The PSP version was not.

[@darinstaley1993]

If you like that game try out The Chronicles of Narnia: Lion and the Wardrobe. It has similar graphics and gameplay.

[@aamirrazak3467]

I really enjoyed this series. Even though I unfortunately never really had the chance to play many of these games I really appreciate the detailed breakdowns of these games. I think prisoner of Azkaban was when Harry Potter peaked imo, also I’d love to see more Star Wars and Harry Potter game videos!

[@nidahrii]

Wish they would stick to the RPG formula more often, the classic RPG ones showed to be a pretty nice base for other HP games, specially on handhelds.

[@RyonMugen]

Oohh My man! Keeping my weekends crispy! Love the work man keep it up!

[@tekno4blood]

I just found your channel after listening to the HP console games video. It makes me really happy that the only HP games my parents bought me as a kid were S ranked. They may have never played them, but they bought the best! =D

[@Amako94]

So glad POA ended first, it truly is one of my favorite video games ever. The graphics, the music, the combat system and the presentation of the story made together a fantastic game ♥

[@lhusuu7116]

So many videos to be excited for, can't wait!

[@patientallison]

I think the reason PSP goblet is so low is precisely *because* it's almost a 1:1 port of the console version with downgraded graphics. With most of the other games, you're getting a mostly unique game in a different genre from the console equivalent console game, so if you like that genre more, you can skip the console game and go for the handheld, or play both for two unique experiences. There's no reason to play PSP goblet over the console version, other than portability or if you only have a PSP.

[@theinktician]

7:50 honestly shocked and disappointed you didn't use one of the battle themes. They're amazing...

[@dreamcastergaming]

GBA hits me with that nostalgia like none other, but darn if those PSP graphics aren't insane.

[@RyanHaney55]

I'm glad to see my favorite one was number one. "Well, I know what I'm doing for the next year." 🤣

[@th1anonly309]

Definitely excited for videos on all the games mentioned, you will defo b v busy

[@nachmanmeumanbaby]

I love your clip on the dancing of GOF, Hilarious 😂😂

[@nightmare-anatomy]

This is so funny haha. I used to play order of the phoenix on the GBA nonstop, it’s probably one of the games I’ve beaten the most. I used to beat it multiple times on long car rides! I loved it haha

[@peterchu5609]

I'd be happy to watch your comparisons no matter what they're about.

[@naomibrist3312]

I'm loving the videos! I wish that you had showed your own personal raking at the very end, just to compare to the polls. Keep up the good work!

[@JackChristmas]

Good stuff! And it looks like there's a lot to look forward to. Though I do feel uneasy about the prospect of Hogwarts Legacy getting coverage, given how the success of any new 'Wizarding World' project hugely benefits Rowling, who is dedicating her fame and pop-cultural influence into being the figurehead of a hate movement. If you review the game despite that looming over it, I hope that you'll at least include a disclaimer about it.

[@globofgreen]

The chamber of secrets was my most played game on my gba sp. Absolutely amazing. I play it on my PC now.

[@jubiladoatope]

The ranking is perfect lol,I think most people will agree with this one.

[@kerrbeeldens]

I personally enjoyed Chamber of Secrets for the GBA the most. I haven't played part 4 and 5 yet, nor have I played the PSP or DS versions (except for Order of the Phoenix on the DS). The second game on the GBA holds a special place in my heart. I did not play it as a child, but I did play the PC version of the CoS. The gameboy game does a great job at creating the same atmosphere and gameplay style as the PC version. When I recently played it, I felt nostalgic even though I never played the game prior. It was like playing my childhood game for the first time again. I do get the ranking though. The RPG style of the Gameboy Color and prisoner of Azkaban for the GBA is quite a lot of fun. The only thing that annoys me is the first game on the GBA ranking equally to CoS. That game was terribly unforgiving and falling through minute gaps (even though your clearly should not have), having to redo the entire level was frustrating to say the least.

[@megamcgee]

The only Harry Potter game I ever played was CoS on GBC. It was the last GB game I ever got. I remember the day I bought it and staring at the box driving home from the shops (it was an hour and a half drive and I didn’t bring my gameboy) When we got home I rushed to get my gameboy and realised I’d leant my GBC to my friend and he leant me his OG Gameboy instead. Anyway, eventually I got to play it and I lost count of how many times I beat it. I loved it. So glad it ranked to high.

[@holdfish6414]

I loved GBC Chamber as a kid. Glad that its one of the top three.

[@cbbbbbbbbbbbb]

The GBC and GBA games were fantastic. Super fond memories of those when I was young, and again years later through emulators. Definitely best trilogy of games that I can recall with each one better than the one before. Those three are still my favorite Harry Potter games to date.

[@nunocspinto]

Completly expected. My favourite game of those is the first! Most of my childhood was with it!

[@Sillyboy1202]

9:36 beating your drum to the sound of sweet sweet job security. can't wait.

[@briggsgametime]

As a child, I played 7 versions of the first 5 Harry Potter games: Philosophers Stone for PC, Chamber of Secrets for PC, Prisoner of Azkaban for Xbox, PC and Gameboy Advance, Goblet of Fire for PC and Gameboy Advance and Order of Phoenix for PC. Whilst I loved playing them, some of them... are not as great as the others. The first two PC games are a perfect couple, love them to pieces, along with the GBA version of Prisoner of Azkaban, being that its the first game I ever played I do rank it highly for this.

[@no_You197]

As you mentioned the Harry Potter Lego Games I instantly thought of those really old Lego creator Games. As a kid I wanted them so bad. Now I am glad I didnt waste my time on them

[@chompythebeast]

Love these vids, Flandrew. They take me back to simpler (for me) times. Wouldn't watch a Hogwarts Legacy vid though if you paid me―Quidditch World Cup is the final stop for me on the HP Train. Would love to see you cover greater franchises hereafter. *TERFs ain't got no friends!*

[@johnnyguitar8067]

An SJW 🤢🤮🤮

[@chompythebeast]

@@johnnyguitar8067 TERFs really be like "oh no, a person who doesn't hate trans people like I do! I am superior for now hating them as well!" TERFs also ain't got no friends and never will, cuz trans folks stay winning :-*

[@Jakeyboi707]

Harry Potter: Quiddich World Cup was a great game on gameboy as well, I wonder where it would’ve ranked amongst these games

[@anderskaring5742]

Chamber of secrets were my first game for my GBC that I got at the age of 5, it still works perfectly.

[@CraftyApe]

Although Flandrew's video is superb as always, I feel like the ratings really do shaft the games on the less popular systems. Like, Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix on PSP was legit a good game, way better than the DS game. Just fewer people played it because, you know, PSP wasn't as popular as DS. Also Goblet of Fire on PSP, while a low point of the series, it was actually a perfect port. The dragon level and the underwater level were standout moments that actually kinda wowed me as it was my first game experience on the PSP alongside Pursuit Force.

[@plunktone4162]

GBC games were awesome, I would be glad if we saw all other parts on GBC in the same style

[@Soloman_Gumball]

I only played 1 as a kid, and even seeing gameplay, for the life of me, I can't remember which one it was. It had to be one of the first two books on the GBA or color, but neither's gameplay gives me a feel of playing it before.

[@savannahdegas6933]

I have very fond memories of playing PoA for GBA so I was happy to see it this high up, but I really missed the Lego Harry Potter games on the list. I remember Lego HP years1-4 as being very open world ,creative games with tons of replayability. And while I really enjoyed PoA, there was just so much more to do in the Lego games.

[@ThreadBomb]

Hopefully we'll get a review of the Lego games at some point.

[@pinksuithenry7560]

Would you ever consider doing every Lego game in general? I know it's a MASSIVE project but I would absolutely love to see your take on it, it's such a long lineage of games.

[@cokepickle]

VERY specific request: The Lego Harry Potter world-building game. had no story mode, just the Lego designs for the Harry Potter characters and they could cast fireworks spells. Definitely a child's game but that might hold the most nostalgia since it's the hardest one to find. Came out around the time of the original Lego Star Wars Saga

[@remtmy]

You mean like the LEGO Creator : Harry potter 1 & 2. Yeah these games are super old and were release alongside the movies back in 2001-2002 on PC. They were nothing like LEGO games TT made. LEGO Star Wars The Video Game (I-III) was released in 2005, LEGO Star Wars The Original Trilogy (IV-VI) was released in 2006 and finally the game that united both games : The complete Saga was released in 2007. LEGO Star Wars The Video Game was their first game in that style and lead to their massive success to what we know today. I remember back in 2004 the announcement in the LEGO magazine was so hype. That'd be awesome if Flandrew made a video about all these LEGO games!

[@themiraculous0447]

Glad to see we can all agree that the griptonite rpgs were easily the best of the handheld games. I remember being so excited for PoA on gba after having played the first two on gbc and it didn't disappoint. Really felt like the same leap as going from NES to SNES.

[@O.G.B.]

The GameBoy Colour version of the philosopher's stone, played it for many many hours. Completed it three times.

[@cubemaster4541]

Hate to add to your list of games to compare but I need someone to talk about the Lego Indiana Jones 2 handheld version it's nothing like the console version and just so bizarre

[@mrgreen027]

Thanks for these harry potter videos.

[@Arturo_Lazaro]

I've couldn't agree more, thanks for this video, I remember when i played all of them as a child

[@Sh4dge]

I was waiting for this one, this confirms my love for PoA on GBA, but this also has me wanting to play the GBC versions of the first 2 games right away, since I seem to have missed out on those!

[@halfblooddutchprince]

You got a subscriber for life, man!

[@benr2270]

I absolutely loved the PS and CoS GBC games as a kid! I didn't even know the same dev worked on the PoA game for the GBA but I never had a GBA anyway.

[@rocko34]

I remember playing CoS on my game boy colour I picked up at a garage sale. Staying up in bed with my lamp on so I could actually see the screen 😂

[@DIEGOFERR4Z]

Amazing content, man! Keep it up!

[@SaveriaLP]

I totally agrre that the 3 rpgs were amazing. I had bought philosopher's stone and chamber of secrets for the gameboy color both on the respective releases and played i don't know how many hours because i loved them both. Then I don't heard of the Advance Version of the prisoner of askaban. Years later in 2008 I think I saw the game at my back then girlfriends home. I tried it out and felt in love with it. I guess she didn't got it back for a long time.

[@ImSarrow]

HECK YEAH IVE BEEN WAITING ON THIS ONE!

[@MrAidzor]

God damnit if Flandrew videos aren't more additive than crack

[@cokepickle]

love clicking on a video the moment its uploaded and seeing all the flaws lol

[@joepearson6644]

Im playing the Sorcerer's stone right now. It's awesome 2 hours so far ❤

[@ufoguy]

I absolutely agree with the ranking! Thank for the video!

[@retroboy-fh1ji]

My favorites: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (GBC) and Prisoner of Azkaban for (GBA). Fantastic portable experiences. I emulate both on my Wii now. Cheers from Argentina 🎮

[@deathpoodle3903]

The First HP Game of GBC should be S-Tier Rest ok

[@coopercane500]

This reminds me. I recently the PC version of A Series of Unfortunate Events. And guess what? It was made by our good old friends at KnowWonder. I even saw Chris Vuchetich's name in the credits. If I'm not mistaken, it was made around the same time as PoA and used the same engine and similar elements. I think you should check it and the other ASoUE games.

[@axay229]

man I'm so glad the gbc/gba rpg games ranked in the top 3. they were proper rpgs instead of half baked tie ins, like the first 3 console/pc games. the text in the video for the comment on gbc cos is a little messed up btw.

[@the_swordman1]

Not a shook that the Rpg games got top 3 but HP3 for the GBA over HP2 for the GBC? Wow, I'm not mad just curious, sure, the HP3 was kind of an update to the GBC games but I missed how went from floor to floor, see a theme on each respective floor etc. Still, I'm not mad.

[@signalzero77]

Hey where's the link to this poll? I enjoyed seeing how the votes changed since the release of the console tier list and I put my vote in as well. I would like to do that with this one too!

[@ThreadBomb]

Any chance of reviewing the Lego Harry Potter games?

[@beefstew4u]

I loved the GBC Chamber of Secrets, but I went through 5 different copies of the game for failing batteries which would delete my save. Eventually the store stopped replacing my game and I never got to finish it.

[@awkwardverse]

I'm sad now that I missed out on the handheld Harry Potter license games

[@faylenelivingston2606]

Man I love Lego Harry Potter years 5-7 for the DS great game and still holds up

[@brodiefurber2483]

Chamber of secrets for GBC would have been my vote! Damn I loved that game.

[@brothersgaming1590]

I loved the GBC version of The Chamber Of Secrets.

[@MomentinHistory]

Had an absolute blast playing prisoner of Azkaban on GBA so glad to see it top. Shame that the only other HP handheld I played was Goblet of Fire on the DS

[@fernandochapa1433]

That gbc chamber of secrets game was so awesome

[@Schizm1]

GBC HP rpgs were AMAZING! So cozy and climatic.

[@Espadasilenciosa]

I loved the GBC games, but a decade later when I tried the GBA Prisoner of Azkaban it didn't hooked me and left it unfinished. I'm not sure why... maybe it was because of the blurry art style, or the maps... or maybe it's because I'm different now and I get bored easily with RPGs...

[@pablofmc]

It really seems like the harry potter crowd was way more into nintendo than sony. The PSP was my most played handheld of all time (and im 33, i was 19 in 2008 when i bought mine) and played EVERYTHING it had to offer, but if im honest, i never played a single Harry Potter game on there. The only HP games I played were CoS and PoA on gba... So yeah, it all comes down to what console did HP fans have at the time.

[@raud5106]

Ah, what a nice tier list, I totally agree.

[@WhiskeyFiend]

GBC philosophers Stone and chamber of secrets were goated

[@lasthopelost9090]

Harry Potter makes a surprisingly good turned based RPG

[@MsSirAndy]

PoA GBA and CoS GBC are the best ones IMHO... Goblet of Fire on DS and GBA were solid as well

[@DISTurbedwaffle918]

I still have my copy of the Prizoner of Azkaban for GBA. Such a good game

[@LanguageLover]

God damn it! Came here in the hopes that maybe there were more games just like the Azkaban one (replaying it again on my nindendo DS atm) just a different book, but that does not seem to be the case :(