J.K. Rowling's 'Pottermore': Not a book, but an Internet game
The publishing world has been waiting with bated breath for J.K. Rowling's announcement about her latest project, "Pottermore." It can exhale: "Pottermore" isn't more Potter, as in an eighth book in the wildly successful series. It's a...web-based scavenger hunt.
J.K. Rowling's 'Pottermore': Not a book, but an Internet game
Carrie Rickey, Film Critic
The publishing world has been waiting with bated breath for J.K. Rowling's announcement about her latest project, "Pottermore." It can exhale: "Pottermore" isn't more Potter, as in an eighth book in the wildly successful series. According to the Guardian, It's a web-based scavenger hunt.
Well, that's one way to grieve the end of the book and movie series. Will you mourn? How?
When movie franchises die, are they inevitably resurrected as games?
At this point, in these times, yes.— ccjroberts- This is not entirely true. The game very well could be the introduction to a new tv show, theme park or movie. The games lenght is finite. Once all the prizes are found, the real impetus behind the game will be known. The "prizes" are wands. With these wands you will be the selected few to be part of the new experience first.— LGbalsac
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