In a new video interview Jonathan Bunney, Executive Producer of the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 video game, confirmed that James and Oliver Phelps, along with Rupert Grint, will be lending their voices to the project. He also confirmed that Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson will not, due to their busy schedules.

Jonathan also spoke about how the video game compares to the book and the movie, going into some detail about the game-making process and revealing a few details about the creatures players will encounter including one that you 'might not expect to find outside Hogwarts'. He also talks about how Harry's maturity affects the advanced gameplay, how being away from the school takes the story to a different place in terms of what the characters can do. Jonathan confirms that the spell system, on the Wii, has changed, so that players no longer have to repeatedly shake the remote during a duel. He also references a special feature that will come with the video game packaging but doesn't give any details.

The interview can be watched in full here.



Additionally, the official Facebook released a new image from the game, of Harry fighting a Death Eater at Godric's Hollow. That can be seen in our galleries.




The Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part One video game is set to be released on November 9, 2010 in the U.S. and November 19 in the UK. It can be pre-ordered via the following links:

Amazon.com:

Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
Xbox 360
PS3
PC

Amazon.co.uk:

Nintendo Wii
Nintendo DS
Xbox 360
PS3
PC