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It turns out that putting the disc on a newer console makes all the cutscenes play in slow motion. While we had pretty fond memories of this game, playing it on a backwards-compatible Xbox 360 is - how do we put this - not good. Why did we start with the second game in the series, you ask? Well, Thomas never played the first one. This time around, we played Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets for the original Xbox. Allegra and Thomas are back again for another installment of PolyPals Jr.
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