Three Idiots Think They’re Harry, Hermione and Ron

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W+K Amsterdam has whipped up some not so magical spots for EA’s Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix video game. In the two spots, three characters take on the roles of Hermione, Harry and Ron and try, first, to run through a wall in their school and, second, to hide from their teachers in the teachers lounge. Sadly, their school isn’t quite like Hogwarts. And it isn’t in a movie. And the school must suck if it hasn’t been able to properly educate these three idiots on the difference between fantasy and reality.

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