In a new press release, WB has announced what will be on the Harry Potter DVD game that will be released on December 1st.

Year 4
• Quidditch World Cup Escape: Players navigate through a maze of tents and people to make it safely back to the Weasley tent.
• Dumbledore’s Office: Players must look carefully around Dumbledore’s office to locate items that appear on-screen.
• Marauder’s Map: Players make their way from one end of the map to the other, while avoiding teachers and other obstacles.
• Year End Challenge – Dragon Chase: Players navigate the dragon up and around Hogwarts castle spires and through narrow bridges, to get back and protect the golden egg.

Year 5
• Grawp’s Gotcha: Players must find and ring Hermione’s handlebar bell to distract Grawp and be released from his grasp. Those who are not careful might get tossed into the forest.
• Extendable Ear: By lowering one of Fred and George’s Extendable Ears down a stairwell, players have to determine which of a group of characters can be heard talking.
• Dumbledore’s Army: After watching Harry teach Dumbledore’s Army members how to cast combat spells, players practice what they have learned by casting spells on a Death Eater dummy.
• Ministry Of Magic: To gain entrance to the Ministry of Magic, players have to solve the puzzle within the phone booth that acts as the visitors’ entrance.
• Year End Challenge – Falling Prophesies: Players must make their way to the Hall of Prophesies exit while avoiding falling prophecies and Death Eaters.

Year 6
• Advanced Potions: Using the Half-Blood Prince’s book, players must remember the proper sequence of ingredients in order to successfully brew their potions.
• Room Of Requirement: Players have four chances to find a hidden object somewhere inside the very crowded Room of Requirement.
• Harry Potter Chronology: Before the clock chimes, players have to place film scenes in the proper chronological order.
• Year End Challenge – Apparition Tests: To pass this test, players must choose the right moment to Apparate into the ring on the floor.

Final Round
• The Pensieve: A concentration game where players must carefully select a specific memory from the many memories swirling in the Pensieve.

The game can be pre-ordered (starting October 27) here for $24.98

The Little Film Company have launched the Official Cherrybomb Website!  Cherrybomb is Rupert Grint’s new movie, well one of them.

We also have some news about his other film, Wild Target.   The gayandlesbiantimes state the following, unconfirmed, news:

It’s a British action-comedy about a hitman wishing for retirement but finding no rest forthcoming, and it features the hilarious Bill Nighy (Pirates of the Carribean) alongside Emily Blunt, Martin Freeman and a breaking-out-of-Ron-Weasley-mode Rupert Grint (a casting move that ought to guarantee a U.S. release). Directed by Jonathan Lynn (My Cousin Vinny), the film has already wrapped and should, fingers-crossed, hit its target on these shores sometime in 2010.

Thanks ICM!!

Hey guys! Some awesome news today, JK Rowling has her own Twitter account! It has been verified by Twitter so it’s really her!  You can follow her here, jk_rowling! Here are her first few tweets:

• I am told that people have been twittering on my behalf, so I thought a brief visit was in order just to prevent any more confusion!
• However, I should flag up now that although I could twitter endlessly, I’m afraid you won’t be hearing from me very often……….
• ………….as pen and paper is my priority at the moment

BBC has a new article with a photo of Matthew and Evanna.  They both talk about Deathly Hallows filming!  See the photo as well as some more new ones, here in the Lewis Lovers gallery.

Lewis has been working on and off on the final two parts of Deathly Hallows – which are being directed by David Yates.  “You wouldn’t be able to tell it was the last in the series because the atmosphere is electric – everybody is having such a great time,” said the 20-year-old star.

Evanna Lynch, who plays Harry’s dreamy friend Luna, told the BBC that filming was “about halfway through”.  And she revealed that filming on the climactic battle for Hogwarts hasn’t begun.  “The big stuff is still to come,” she said. “I like that because if it’s all at the start it’s a bit of an anti-climax, but they’re keeping that bit until the end.”

Thanks Lewis Lovers!