Harry Potter Quidditch game announced by WB
In the Harry Potter series, a Portkey is an object, enchanted to instantly transport anyone touching it to a specific location.
Under this umbrella, all WB Harry Potter games are "inspired by JK Rowling's original stories", rather than direct adaptations of the books and films. "These are games that have been created for the fans, by game-makers who themselves are fans of and have been inspired by the Wizarding World," the FAQ document explains."JK Rowling is hugely supportive of Portkey Games and has entrusted the design and creation of the games to WB Games and the developers involved."Some fans welcomed the game while others called for a boycott because of Harry Potter author Rowling's public comments on issues about transgender people.
The only other official game dedicated to Quidditch was 2003's Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup, published for Game Boy Advance, GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
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