Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup
News
Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup Videogame International Champion
Announced
Hidenori Tanaka of Japan Named World Champion at Tournament Finals Held December 21 at the Tower of London, UK
EA Ships Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup
Videogame Offers Full Quidditch Experience for the First Time Ever
Ea Calls For International Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup Video Game
Tournament
U.S. Champion to Represent Country in International Finals; Videogame Offers Full Quidditch Experience for the First Time Ever
EA Announces Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup
Harry Potter Fans Take on the World's Best in the Favorite Sport of Witches and Wizards
Description
The magical sport of Quidditch is an exciting and challenging game involving two teams of seven players who fly on broomsticks, four balls in simultaneous play (one Quaffle™, two Bludgers, and the elusive Golden Snitch™), and a unique scoring system. In Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup, players can control all the Quidditch positions and high-flying moves, scoring with Chasers, defending with Beaters and the Keeper, and trying to capture the Snitch with the Seeker. Gamers can choose any one of the four Hogwarts™ House teams (including Harry Potter's Gryffindor™ and Draco Malfoy's Slytherin™) to triumph in the Hogwarts Cup, gaining an opportunity to attend the Quidditch World Cup.
In the international World Cup tournament, players can choose to play for professional teams, which include the USA, Bulgaria (featuring Victor Krum), the hard-hitting Nordics, England, Japan, France, Germany, and Australia. Sporting their own Quidditch uniforms and unique stadium environment, each nation has different strengths and tactics that lend strategy and depth as players progress through a unique ladder system. Quidditch World Cup offers both single player and a first-ever Harry Potter multiplayer competition where players compete head-to-head.
