Harry Potter for Kinect

Harry Potter for Kinect is a video game, developed by and published by Warner Bros. Interactive. It was released on 9 October, 2012. It is for the Xbox 360 system, requiring the use of the Kinect accessory.

Features
Harry Potter for Kinect includes content based on all eight titles in the Harry Potter film series. The game includes multiplayer features. The use of the Kinect accessory allows players to use spells via physical gestures and call out spell names out loud. There is also an option for players to scan their faces, allowing them to create their own unique wizard or witch to navigate through the game.
 * For the first time, create a witch or wizard character in your likeness that will become part of the gameplay through Kinect's scanning technology.
 * Experience unforgettable moments from all eight films - from having your wand choose you at Ollivanders and being Sorted as a first-year student at Hogwarts, to battling You-Know-Who in a climactic wizard battle.
 * Cast spells at your opponents by performing the proper casting maneuvers and calling out spell names utilizing Kinect's controller-free and voice recognition capabilities.
 * Hone your casting, brewing and duelling skills (among others) in class to unlock even more lessons and challenges.
 * Challenge a friend in competitive mini-games, or join forces against a mutual opponent in co-op games.

Quidditch Match- Seeker

 * Quirrell doesn't jinx Harry's broom.

The Sorcerer's Stone Chamber

 * In the film, when Harry touches Quirrell, he turned into stone and crumpled. In the game, he doesn't turn into stone. Harry doesn't get knocked out.

Cornish Pixies

 * In the film, the pixies lift up Neville Longbottom by his ears. In the game, the pixies lift him by his arms. also they lift him twice after being hit by books and Neville runs and leaves the classroom.

Mandrake Repotting

 * Neville Longbottom doesn't faint.

Duelling Club

 * Draco Malfoy doesn't cast a snake from out of his wand.

The Chamber of Secrets

 * In the film, Fawkes drops the Sorting Hat to Harry Potter and flies away. Then he comes back and blinds the the Basilisk. In the game, Fawkes drops the Sorting Hat to Harry then blinds the Basilisk. Meanwhile, Harry pulls out the Sword of Godric Gryffindor from the hat.
 * In the film, the Basilisk is seen chasing Harry all around the Chamber of Secrets whereas in the book, Harry's fight against the Basilisk occurs quickly and neatly. In the game and like the book, Harry never climbs up the statue nor does he go into the statue.

Peter Pettigrew

 * Remus Lupin doesn't go to the Shrieking Shack.

Reception
Harry Potter for Kinect received mixed reviews, being essentially a collection of mini-games based on clips from the Harry Potter films. As of 23 November, 2012, the title had an overall 2.6/5 from user reviews on Amazon.com, with one reviewer calling the game "no fun" and another describing it as "very frustrating so far." As of 27 March, this score had risen to an overall 3.6/5, with a total of 28 reviews posted. The title had a 56/100 at Metacritic, with five reviewers giving a negative rating, three positive and three mixed, with one of the mixed reviews stating that "The quickly changing gameplay, short length, and active tiring controls seem to be built for someone with a lot of energy and a short attention span." Only one user had given the game a review, a positive one, but the game had a positive score of 7.7/10 with six user ratings.