Jonathan Brizuela

That Wired review has some bizzare, nuanced idea of what the world of howarts legacy should be, which is something along the lines of binary apologists that resemble teenagers but act nothing like them. Her viewpoint of Harry Potter is some kind of post-Rowling fever dream that somehow fulfilled every aspect of her emotional, personal and intrapersonal life. She complained about the graphics? Are you kidding me, the world is immensely rich, colorful, interactive and detailed. It encapsulates perfectly the Wizarding world. It is an incredible game with great playable value. Some individuals are looking for offense anywhere, anti-semetic? What is she on? You know who would love this game? PLENTY of Jews who are confident and contributing and don't have a chip on their shoulder. I think the reviewer needs to attend some protest to which she has no affiliation with, other than in her subconscious, and leave Wired to generate their own publicity apart from being disagreeable for the sake of clicks.