Harry Potter . . .

and the Goblet of Fire.

The Boy hates it.

He is annoyed and frustrated, and the problem seems to be that it is a little too directed.

And it's multi-player. You and two of your closest friends can be Ron, Hermione and Harry.

He was expecting something more along the lines of the previous games -- complete objectives to further the story, but plenty of room to wander around. Even allowing for the tremendous amount of material in the book, the game seemed to have a rushed feel. You will go here now, and do this now. You also have no control over the camera (this annoys The Boy the most).

I doubt he will finish it, which is sad because he still replays the others in the series.

I guess Hollywood gets a point on this one.

The Boy went off to play Qix.