Wingardium rate-i-osa.Despite the book series concluding in 2007, the enduring popularity of Harry Potter lives on today. Venture forth into your local Diagon Alley (otherwise known as the high street) and you’re sure to find some form of Wizarding World display somewhere, stocking all kinds of related treats, spanning novels, notebooks, memorabilia, t-shirts, and more.The series has a spotty history on PlayStation, however. EA’s original Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (obviously known as the Philosopher’s Stone outside of the United States) was an absolutely enormous seller on the PS1, but in the subsequent decades only Chamber of Secrets and LEGO Harry Potter came commercially close. That changed last year with Hogwarts Legacy, which sold over 20 million copies.Read the full article on pushsquare.com