to the Harry Potter series are censored in the track titles. Track listing "Return to Hogwarts" - 3:25 "Quidditch Tryouts" - 1:31 "Wandering Night" - 2:44 "Race Ginny" - 3:02 "Duelling Club" - 2:04 "Mixing Potions" - 1:58 "Slytherin Combat" - 2:21 "Slughorn" - 0:39 "Hogwarts by Night" - 1:45 "Quidditch" - 3:30 "Get to Potions" - 1:49 "Get to Quidditch" - 1:20 "Fred and George Return" - 1:28 "Wandering Day 5" - 1:02 "Lovesick Ron" - 2:49 "The Boathouse at Night" - 2:49 "Wandering Stealth" - 2:19 "Loss at Hogwarts" - 1:09 "Bellatrix" - 1:17 "Fenrir Battle" - 1:13 "Wandering Day 4" - 1:35 "Chase Draco" - 1:07 "More Potions" - 1:37 "Exploring with Luna" - 2:29 "Wandering Day 3" - 1:47 "Wandering Day 1" - 0:54 "The Final Battles" - 3:41 "Sadness at Hogwarts" - 2:00 "Friendship Theme" - 2:14 Release When the game was announced in April 2008 its release date was to coincide with the film's release date, which was originally 21 November 2008, but it was announced in August 2008 that the film would be delayed by eight months. It was afterward announced that the video game would also be delayed to coincide with the film's July 2009 release date. Through a press release on 14 May 2009 it was confirmed that the release date for the game was 30 June 2009. Reception The game received "mixed or average" reviews on all platforms except the DS version, which received "generally unfavorable reviews", according to video game review aggregator Metacritic. IGN, in a positive 7.7/10 rating review of the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii versions and 7.5/10 for the PC version, said, “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince improves on the stuff I liked in its predecessor and makes for a pretty fun game.” GamePro admitted that the Wii version was a “fun” game to play but did not feel that it was worth the price of a new release. IT Reviews said that “Repetition is evident - at one point you fight five wand duels in a row, which gets a little tiresome - and many quests are just plain uninteresting.” They concluded the game was too short, and wouldn't “keep anyone but the most avid Potter fan happy for long.” Tom McShea of GameSpot disliked the gameplay, story, character models and voice acting, saying that "The game is ultimately a forgettable experience, pushing