"With the film now on general release, EA’s Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix makes it three weeks at the top of the UK chart.

Harry Potter retains its No1 status despite sales dropping 11 percent on last week’s figures.

Nintendo’s More Brain Training from Dr. Kawashima and Activision’s Shrek The Third are also non-movers at No2 and No3 respectively"

black_wing79 via www.next-gen.biz »

"Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix for the PSP lacks the spark of magic that would have made this one of Harry’s finest adventures to date. Unfortunately, the game just doesn’t translate as well on Sony’s portable gaming machine thanks to some bad controls, an awful camera and a weak representation of such a dramatic story. If you’re a hardcore Harry Potter fan, this game mixes fan service with its various flaws that make this a game you should skip instead."

SSJ3 Trunks via psp.gamezone.com »

"EA's Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix has jumped into the number one spot in the UK all-formats charts this week, as the top forty is shaken up with a batch of high-profile new releases.

Take 2's new IP The Darkness makes a strong debut at number two this week, fending off Activision's movie tie-in Shrek the Third."

Deis via www.gamesindustry.biz »

Some screenshots for Harry Potter and the Order Phoenix on the Nintendo Wii, another Harry Potter game based on the upcoming movie. I find that Harry Potter games have never been that great really. Fun, but with their fair sure of flaws. I'm sure the gameplay for the Wii version will be quite interesting, anyway. The Wii mote could add alot more emphasis to spell casting and such.

Reason via uk.media.wii.ign.com »