I love how wizard cards are about the size of Trapper Keepers, Every Flavor Beans are as big as guinea pigs, and Sickles are the size of manhole covers. Crazy Phil had never trusted the goblins of Gringotts. He knew that none could be trusted with his money but himself. Thus he developed the perfect ploy: He would conceal his life's savings in nondescript barrels in Diagon Alley, to be collected at the proper moment. And finally he had done it. He had procured the last Sickle he would need to buy the used long-distance broom he had seen so often in the clearance section of Quality Quidditch Supplies. It was to be his now. The broom that would allow him to travel north and retire as a hermit in the wilderness. Crazy Phil clutched that last Sickle to his chest all the way back to his stash. But on that day, Crazy Phil wept. He only hoped that all his work was, at least, now in the hands of someone deserving and in great need themselves, and not someone who already possessed a huge supply of gold left to them by their parents. A person who was already financially well-off and in no need to burgle his meager collection of Sickles, but nonetheless took them anyway, would truly be a huge dick, thought Crazy Phil.
To clarify, I don’t mean that it looks realistic or anything, I just think there’s something about it that honestly looks pretty good. I’ve always loved how it looks. I dare say, there’s something “magical” about it.
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I love how wizard cards are about the size of Trapper Keepers, Every Flavor Beans are as big as guinea pigs, and Sickles are the size of manhole covers.
Crazy Phil had never trusted the goblins of Gringotts. He knew that none could be trusted with his money but himself. Thus he developed the perfect ploy: He would conceal his life's savings in nondescript barrels in Diagon Alley, to be collected at the proper moment. And finally he had done it. He had procured the last Sickle he would need to buy the used long-distance broom he had seen so often in the clearance section of Quality Quidditch Supplies. It was to be his now. The broom that would allow him to travel north and retire as a hermit in the wilderness. Crazy Phil clutched that last Sickle to his chest all the way back to his stash. But on that day, Crazy Phil wept. He only hoped that all his work was, at least, now in the hands of someone deserving and in great need themselves, and not someone who already possessed a huge supply of gold left to them by their parents. A person who was already financially well-off and in no need to burgle his meager collection of Sickles, but nonetheless took them anyway, would truly be a huge dick, thought Crazy Phil.
I mean, Harry can't into Gringotts, so...
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Looking back at this game, it honestly still looks pretty good.
To clarify, I don’t mean that it looks realistic or anything, I just think there’s something about it that honestly looks pretty good. I’ve always loved how it looks. I dare say, there’s something “magical” about it.
It looks like a PS2 game and nostalgia goes a long a way. I agree it doesn't look bad at all, imo.
Still very sad I can't visit Gringotts.
The GameCube version actually allows you to go into Gringotts with GBA connectivity.
Hmmm
Ok i had a crush on jennie when i was playing this as a child