First Impressions of Pottermore Appear Online
J.K. Rowling
Posted by: Edward
August 15, 2011, 11:24 PM
A few hours ago, early beta access was opened to a select few registered members of Pottermore, J. K. Rowling's newest Harry Potter project. A few entertainment sites have posted early reviews and first impressions of the site. Be warned, spoilers Entertainment Weekly had this to say of the site:
First things first, for those who were worried that this would be just the skeletal frame of a game used to sell audiobooks or ebooks or plush sorting hats or whatever: it’s not. Even though the site is currently limited to material relating to the first book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, there’s still more than enough to make your entire afternoon disappear like a temporus suckus spell.
EW delves further into the detail of the site, commenting on the different moments and elements included in Pottermore. Big Shiny Robot also has a first impression review online, stepping through the first steps of the experience. To hear their thoughts,
click here to read.
A number of Leaky readers have let us know they been among those granted early access to the site. If you have, please do let us know @Leaky or in the comments below!
@purplehogwarts
Yeah, I don’t think it’s fair eather. Why organize 7 different challenges on 7 different days if there is no priviledge for being there on the first day ? I still hope to get it today but I’m quite pessimistic…
@purplehogwarts
Yes, exactly. I really thought the sooner you succeed, the sooner you’re invited embark on the pottermore journey. Well, I’m still waiting for the owl to knock at my window… Is it true that some day 2 or 3 participants already received their email ?
@purplehogwarts
Yes, exactly. I really thought the sooner you succeed, the sooner you’re invited embark on the pottermore journey. Well, I’m still waiting for the owl to knock at my window… Is it true that some day 2 or 3 participants already received their email ?
@HogwartsForever – they’ve let the media have a sneak peak. If you mean are they letting the media log in…I would think the media would have had to sign up like the rest of us. Only way to be fair.