Proto:Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Windows, Mac OS Classic, Mac OS X)

This page details one or more prototype versions of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Windows, Mac OS Classic, Mac OS X).

  This prototype is documented on Hidden Palace.

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets prototype is a rather unfinished build of the game, even though the build date is September 6th 2002, which is about two months before the final release. There are a lot of softlocking cutscenes, many voice clips are missing or are placed wrong, the HUD is completely different and of course there are lots of graphics, music and maps that are either completely different or absent from the final game. Pressing "Start" doesn't actually start the game, instead you have to select a level from the debug menu. The proto also includes the original Unreal Editor the developers used.

This article is a work in progress. ...Well, all the articles here are, in a way. But this one moreso, and the article may contain incomplete information and editor's notes.

To do: Check EVERYTHING, there is a lot in here: maps, music, sounds, tools, scripts, cutscenes, etc.

Sub-Pages

Unused Dialog Dialog voice clips cut from the final game.

Interface and Menus

Main Menu

The most notable difference is that the HUD was completely remade between this build and the final game.

Prototype	Final

The menu functions exactly the same in the prototype. The second owl at the bottom left is for the credits, available as well in the final game when debug mode is activated. The final game also completely hides the paused gameplay with a static background. There is also no music.

Prototype	Final

In the prototype build, there is a difficulty selection and the default is set on easy (normal in the final game but can't be changed unless debug mode is active). Moving while casting was also a selectable option, but there is no input option for the map, skipping cutscenes and the Quidditch action button. The default button for drinking a potion is also set to Q instead of SpaceBar.

Prototype	Final

The artwork resembles more of the previous game's style.

Pre-Load Menu

Prototype	Final

The differences are subtle, but in the prototype, the logo is off-center, the background is slightly different and the instructions at the bottom are in a white box. There are also no sounds at all when a button is clicked.

Prototype	Final

In the prototype, the save file icons were supposed to be dynamically taken at a save book. There's also an arrow (<) on the back button.

Prototype	Final

The video options open in another window in the prototype. There are also options to run the game in windowed mode and a toggle for 3D hardware acceleration graphic cards.

Prototype	Final

Just like the video options, the sound options open in another window. There is an option to toggle 3D sound hardware.

Debug Menus

The debug menus are mostly the same as in the final game except the bookmarks menu which works in the proto with different bookmarks for each level.

Old Dev Menu

This shows the old dev menu when first running the game. This menu is commented out within the code so is not shown by default in the proto but can be shown by uncommenting the code. Clicking on an option loads the appropriate map while the start button still does nothing. The menu on the right shows the HP1 style dialog box was used when pressing Exit or Esc to quit.

Original Final Game Levels

To do: Document changes per level. There are a lot of changes not listed here.

Levels that are in the final game but are different in the proto. Differences in all the levels:

• Harry has two voices (the temp and final voice actor).
• Uses HP1 climbing.
• Beans come out of chests all at once, like in HP1, instead of coming out one at a time.
• Chocolate frogs jump further away from you than in the final game .
• More save books spread throughout levels and some in different places than the final game.
• More wiggentree bark and flobberworm mucus by potion cauldrons than in the final game.
• No sound is played when a card comes out of a chest or is picked up.
• Levels are automatically saved when first loaded.

Adv1Willow.unr

This map has small roots that attack you by the Whomping Willow as well as the big ones, the small roots were removed in the final game. The music is slightly different, a dialog line is broken, camera angles in cutscenes are different, one of the root keeps going up and down during the cutscene Ron gets freed, the walls opacity doesn't change correctly after casting Lumos by the stairs and Rons patrol points are not programmed correctly towards the end of the level.

(Source: AdamJD)

Adv12Chamber.unr

This level is quite buggy compared to the final game as shown in the video by blizmed. The snake was also originally going to have an eye beam and would exhale smoke in the 2nd phase of the battle but these are cut in the proto. It is impossible to kill the snake using the sword. blizmed has also implemented these cut features into the level.

(Source: blizmed)

Also in the 1st stage of the fight the first eye spell state was going to have a spell shoot from the Basilisk's eyes before it got replaced with the beams. The eye spell kills Harry in one hit. In this state the basilisk is bugged and its health can't reach 0 without changing the original code.

(Source: AdamJD)

The basilisk also has three working unused states. These are statePodiumAttack, stateLungeFromHole and stateLookAround which are shown in the video below.

(Source: AdamJD)

Unused Levels

To do: Not all unused levels are listed yet.

Most of these levels don't have default music. If there is music in the level, it will be specified in the description.

AdvFlyingFord.unr

The flying Ford cutscene was originally going to be a playable level where the player would have controlled the car and avoid being seen by Muggles but got cut due to the devs not being able to program the level correctly. In the proto the level is unplayable but a user called blizmed has managed to make the level somewhat playable.

(Source: blizmed)

Adv4GreenhouseOld.unr

Just as the map name says, it's an old version of the greenhouse adventure map. The greenhouse itself is very big compared to the final game's version. There are a few interactible objects, such as a climbing block and a Flipendo switch.

(Source: Laenthor)

Adv10Hermione.unr

One of the few levels present in the subfolder "Oldfiles". It's big and pretty empty, but the interesting thing is that some statues trigger some platforms once hit with Lumos, which is a mechanic from the first game.

(Source: Laenthor)

AOLDemo.unr

This is the map used in the game's demo, however, some of the objects are missing some interactions, such as the Lockhart statues not doing anything. This map has music triggers.

(Source: Laenthor)

Calibration.unr

A L shaped hallway with a small empty room on one side and an early potions classroom on the other. Based on the map name this was used for calibration.

(Source: AdamJD)

ChadHallWarnHighCel2.unr

A room with a small empty hallway at the top of an elevated platform with a set of stairs on each side of the platform.

(Source: AdamJD)

Charms+Practice.unr

An early charms classroom with another room separated by a hallway. The gates have no collision and this room would have presumably been used for practice. There are also unused windows outside of the map.

(Source: AdamJD)

courtyard1_cv.unr

The same map as courtyard1_snow_cv but without the snow.

(Source: AdamJD)

courtyard1_snow_cv.unr

A very small but beautiful map. This map blueprint is used in the Diffindo challenge in the final game.

(Source: Laenthor)

Curvedhalls_stairway.unr

A map with two curved hallways that have stairs. There are doors at the top and bottom of each hallway.

CV.unr

A small test level that mainly checks ectoplasm, music toggle systems and features some odd challenge star models that are not seen anywhere in the proto or the final. This map has a music trigger.

(Source: Laenthor)

Dada.unr

An early map of the DADA classroom. There is a small circular room at the start of the map, a placeholder with the text "placeholder" mirrored and a room past the door upstairs with another door placed in the room.

(Source: AdamJD)

Dumbledore_Office.unr

An early map of Dumbledores office. There is a door where the archway normally is, the Sorting Hat and Fawkes stand are not present, there are stairs that take you to the upstairs level with small rooms after the first 2 set of stairs, the layout is slightly different and there are objects outside the map.

(Source: AdamJD)

DungeonHallway.unr

An early map of the dungeon hallway. The layout of each part of the hallway is different, textures & lighting are different and the Slytherin Common Room door automatically opens when walking in & out of that part of the map.

(Source: AdamJD)

Entrancehall_new.unr

Despite the name this is an early map of the entrance hall and is a WIP of the final map. The Hufflepuff and Gryffindor symbols are on the wall next to the stairs, the Skurge and Spongify challenge doors are not present, statues and secret areas are not present, there is an empty room where the Rictusempra challenge door hallway normally is, the bean bonus room is not set up and there are some minor differences such as placeholder textures on the ceiling, placeholders for portraits and a placeholder for the grand staircase door. Touching the black part on the stairs kills you instantly.

(Source: AdamJD)

EntryCV1.unr

Another early map of the entrance hall. This is the HP1 entrance hall that has minor changes with added placeholders for the hallways and rooms that need to be set up. There are placeholders for hallways and/or rooms next to both the Rictusempra challenge and bean bonus room placeholders which are not set up in the final game or the Entrancehall_new map. There are placeholders for the portraits and the knights have been removed. There are also two placeholders outside of the map.

(Source: AdamJD)

grandstairben.unr

A very early version of the grand staircase. Only the first set of stairs work.

(Source: Laenthor)

Grounds.unr

A very early version of the grounds hub. Hagrid's hut still uses the design from the previous game with the fences and most new textures are missing. The greenhouse is also being built, literally.

(Source: Laenthor)

Light_studies.unr

A small map presumably used to test lighting.

TestLevel.unr

This is a simple level used to test various game functions and mechanics. Some are even absent from the final game.

Prototype differences for this level:

• Owl statues were used
• Room lighting triggers
• Effect triggers
• Multi-triggers for single action
• Hold triggers
• Expeliarmus and Mimblewimble spell icons
• No animation once 10 silver cards collected
• Object existence triggers
• Old HP1 climbing
• 8-directionnal moving blocks (technically used but since all blocks in the final game are in closed tracks, it is not used
• Old "follow and remove points" script for Snape

(Source: Laenthor)

Triggers.unr

A test map based on TestLevel.unr used to check various triggers.

(Source: Laenthor)

workroom_HP2.unr

A very small map with no interactible objects. There are 3 black cubes behind the non-textured door that are very hard to see. The default spawn point is out of bounds, so to load, it has to be moved with an editor.

(Source: Laenthor)

To do: Add all unused levels.

Cutscenes

Cutscenes that were either removed or changed in the proto and are different to the original proto cutscenes. These cutscenes are either unused text documents scattered in different folders and/or commented out cutscene code in the original proto cutscene files.

00001PrivetIntroOld

The EA and WB screens were originally going to be shown at the start of the Privet Drive cutscene instead of when launching the game. Only the first 30 seconds of this cutscene is shown because the rest is the same as the original proto cutscene. The WB screen is also dated from 2001 which means the WB screen is from HP1.

(Source: AdamJD)

FlyFordIntroOLD

This is the cutscene after Harry and Ron leave Diagon Alley and before crashing into the Whomping Willow. The camera moves to the end of the map with the flying car travelling in a straight line towards the camera and the camera eventually following the car towards the end of the cutscene.

(Source: AdamJD)

00020FlyingFordEnd & 00030WhompCrash

These cutscenes refer to the flying car crashing into the Whomping Willow and Harry waking up after the crash with Ron trapped by the Whomping Willow respectively. In the first cutscene Harry says "Watch out for that tree!" before the car crashes and the camera pans away from the tree after the crash followed by music playing for a few seconds which are not present in the original proto and final game cutscene. The second cutscene is mainly the same except for slightly different camera angles and some unfinished animations.

(Source: AdamJD)

04070FollowVoiceB

The cutscene where Harry, Ron and Hermione find Mrs Norris petrified. Character movement is not smooth and when the trio walk down the 2nd floor corridor the camera travels really fast and goes through the wall at the end of the corridor along with other small differences such as only some of the students present in the cutscene compared to the final game and Dumbledore spawning on the opposite side. There are flags above Mrs Norris as placeholders for the writing on the wall which are present in game throughout the whole proto. The cutscene also ends abruptly.

(Source: AdamJD)

10060DumbEnter

The cutscene where Dumbledore enters his office while Harry is waiting for him after Nearly Headless Nick is petrified. In the proto this cutscene is set to be skipped without showing anything (probably because it is unfinished) but changing the cutscene settings in the editor makes it watchable. The temp Harry voice actor says Harrys 1st line, some voice files don't match up with the text at the bottom correctly such as Dumbledore repeating the line "Professor, I just want you to know that it wasn't me. I'm not the attacker.", Ron says a line after Hermione while Harry is thinking whether to tell Dumbledore if anything is bothering him which is not seen in the final game and the camera releasing is not smooth when the cutscene ends.

(Source: AdamJD)

12060GoyleBackToHarry

The cutscene where "Goyle" turns back into Harry. This is the same as the final game except there are particle effects for when he turns back into Harry.

(Source: AdamJD)

15060Adv9bLairOLD

As the file name suggests this is the old cutscene where Harry meets Aragog. At the very start Aragog is already facing Harry and says "Bite him my children!" before the large spider says "Aragog, a human is here!". The rest of the cutscene is similar to the proto and final game cutscene except for slightly different camera angles, the camera pointing to Aragogs webs towards the end without Harry saying anything and Harry staying above instead of jumping down like in the final game.

(Source: AdamJD)

15065Adv9bHarryWins

//stalactites fall

The cutscene after Harry destroys all the webs holding up Aragogs big web which causes Aragog to fall down and start the fight with Harry. The comment in the cutscene shown above shows the stalactites above Aragog were meant to fall with the big web but there is no code implementing this and is not seen in the final game.

15070RonRescue

//Harry animate celebrate

//add wizard card spawning here

The cutscene after Harry defeats Aragog. The code and comment in the cutscene shown above show that Harry was going to do the celebrate animation he does after completing a spell challenge and a wizard card was going to spawn after Aragog falls into the pit but the camera doesn't show Harry doing the celebration, there is no code implementing the wizard card being spawn and both are not seen in the final game.

17150BasiliskIntroV2

This is similar to the proto cutscene when Harry is about the fight the basilisk except for a song played at times which isn't present in the final game, broken dialog along with unfinished dialog lines, some unfinished animations and Ginny standing up and lying back down which happens all the time throughout the level in the proto.

(Source: AdamJD)

17180VictoryV2

Despite the name this is an unfinished cutscene after defeating the basilisk. Tom Riddle is shown in the actor room screaming "Nooooooooooooo!" followed by Ginny talking while still on the floor with Harry comforting her before fading out. This could only be viewed by replacing the 17150BasiliskIntroV2 cutscene in the editor with this cutscene due to killing the basilisk being impossible and therefore not show this cutscene.

(Source: AdamJD)

18040HouseCup

An original proto cutscene but added due to how unfinished the house cup ceremony cutscene is. The camera stays in one place the whole time, there are little animations, not all the students and staff are present, Hermione says a line at the end which is removed in the final game and some students run around the map with some bumping into Harry, Ron and Hermione without saying anything if they do. Music is also played in this cutscene which isn't present in the final game cutscene.

(Source: AdamJD)

This also shows all the commented out dialogue in the house cup ceremony cutscene and is played in the order they are commented out. The final game was used to play these dialogue lines because the proto cutscene is too unfinished.

(Source: AdamJD)

Music

To do: Add music. No tracks were removed for the final, but some use different recordings.

Sounds

To do: Add sounds.

Textures

To do: Add textures.

Dialog Lines

To do: Not only are there a lot of different lines in hpdialog.int that aren't recorded here, the script files in the Cutscenes folder have their own set of commented subtitles with their own unique differences.

Dialog lines that were written but not recorded

"Now climb the ladder beside the cauldron. Try not to fall in, I don't want it contaminated." This refers to the wiggenweld healing potion class with Professor Snape and indicates the cauldron was originally going to be quite big, probably the big cauldron in the middle of Professor Snapes class from HP1 was imported into the game but got deleted early on.

"I'd better hide in the shadows and sneak out. If they spot me in here…who knows what might happen?" Harry talking about escaping the Slytherin common room after the polyjuice potion has worn off. Harry was originally meant to sneak past prefects in the common room as shown in the image below but this got changed in the final game and had only recently been removed in the proto due to how unfinished the changed escape is.

"Clear your mind of everything else and focus intently on the symbol in front of you. Don't be distracted by my charisma." An unused Professor Lockhart line from the Spongify spell learning lesson. Was replaced with "Concentrate on the symbol before you. Don't let my good looks distract you!"

"Somehow, I need to get these pigs to locked stalls on the other side of the barn, so that I can then sneak up to Goyle and pluck a hair." Refers to the level you have to get Goyles hair for the polyjuice potion. Originally you were meant to sneak up on Goyle in the barn without waking him up. This line suggests you would have had to not alert Goyle by putting the pigs in the barn into the stalls (probably using the food Goyle had dropped throughout the level) and then sneak up to him. Ultimately none of this was implemented in the final game or the proto.

"That's a phoenix…"(Just here for reference, Repeat of PC_Tmr_VoldRevealedV2_01 DO NOT RECORD THIS) As said in the dialog line, this is just a reference for the Phoenix in Dumbledores office and wasn't meant to be recorded. This is removed in the final game's files.

"Brilliant!" yelled some students. "Inspired!" yelled others, or " What an entrance! People'll be talking about that one for years." An unused dialog line in the transition cutscene after entering the dorm.

"Well, well, well, I heard a crash and what do I find? Mr. Harry La-Di-Da Potter and a broken, irreplaceable, antique vase." An unused Filch dialog line before going to DADA for the first time when Harry "breaks" the vase. Was replaced with "Well, well, well, I heard a crash and what do I find? Mr. Harry Potter and a broken, irreplaceable, antique vase."

"Diffindo can be used as a weapon against certain organic creatures." An unrecorded Professor Sprout line in Diffindo.

"You can use the top of the Horklump Mushroom as a weapon. Once you have separated it from its stem, you can pick it up and throw it" An unused Professor Sprout line in Diffindo. Was replaced with just "Once you have separated it from its stem, you can pick it up and throw it".

"You can use the tops of the Spiky Prickly Plants as a weapon too. Once it is separated from its stem, you can pick it up and throw it." An unrecorded Professor Sprout line in Diffindo. The tops of Spiky Prickly Plants get destroyed in the proto and final game.

"Imps are vicious little creatures that like to eat little boys. Don't let them get near you, as their bites are deadly! Like gnomes, you use Flipendo to knock them back, then you can pick them up and throw them into a gnomehole to get rid of them." An unused Professor Lockhart line in Spongify. Was replaced with "Imps are vicious little creatures. Don't let them get near you, as their bites are deadly! Like gnomes, you use Flipendo to knock them back, then you can pick them up and throw them into a hole to get rid of them."

Developer Tools

GestureDrawingTool

Download GestureDrawingTool File: HPCoSPC-GestureDrawingTool.zip (20KB) (info)

This program is used to draw and view new spell symbols, but it's most likely a leftover tool from the previous game, as all the .hpg files (Harry Potter Gestures) are from there too. It lets you draw a dot cluster graph and save it as a .hpg file. There are a few options, such as Flip, Center and Reflect, which makes the spell creation a bit easier. The files can also be opened with the GestureComp tool, but it seems that there are unmentionned requirements for it to be valid, like the number of points and start/end points.

GestureComp

Download GestureComp File: HPCoSPC-GestureComp.zip (18KB) (info)

This is a complementary tool that uses the files created by GestureDrawingTool and opens them to test the spell lessons from the last game. It reads mouse cursor location per frame when LMB is held down and once it is released, a window indicates the number of correct spots, errors and percentage based on a float number from the dot cluster. There are 3 complexity options that reduce the margin of error depending on the level.

UDebugger

A debugger called "UnrealScript Debugger". When pressed the debugger and game both open at the same time. This was used to debug and test the code with the game running. Unfortunately pressing any button in the debugger causes the debugger to crash and close.

A small splash screen is also loaded when opening the debugger.

When the game is running with the debugger on the name of the game at the top says "<?int?UDebugger.General.Product?>"

When debugging the game the two windows were probably placed side by side like this.

Credits Differences

The game's credits, contained in hpcredits.int, have a number of differences between the prototype and the final.

Prototype	Final
Programming Todd Gilbertsen Fraser Thompson Melanie Quest Locher Michael Lankerovich Elijah Emerson Janet Weddle	Programming Elijah Emerson Todd Gilbertsen Michael Lankerovich Melanie Quest Locher Fraser Thompson Janet Weddle

Prototype	Final
Artists Sharon Plotkin Kerwin Burton Tiffany Vongerichten Lorian Kiesel David Stevenson Bill Sears	Artists Kerwin Burton Lorian Kiesel Sharon Plotkin Bill Sears David Stevenson Tiffany Vongerichten

Prototype	Final
Animators Jason Newkirk Nathan Hocken	Animators Nathan Hocken Jason Newkirk

Prototype	Final
Wizard Card Artists Jeff Willis Tony Ravo Todd Lovering Mok Marquardt	Wizard Card Artists Todd Lovering Mok Marquardt Tony Ravo Jeff Willis

Prototype	Final
Additional Level Design Ed Byrne Philip Dennison Ben Coleman	Additional Level Design Ed Byrne Ben Coleman Philip Dennison

A large amount of the credits was changed to be alphabetized by last name.

Prototype	Final
Sound Design Mark Yeend	Sound Design Mark Yeend Ian Rodia

Ian Rodia was added to the Sound Design credits.

Prototype	Final
Testing Bill Schneider Paula Wellings Cliff Emeric Claire Brummet Matt Ilion Jonathan Diamant	Testing Claire Brummet Jonathan Diamant Cliff Emeric Matt Ilon Anil Joshi Bill Schneider Paula Wellings

Alphabetized, and Anil Joshi was added.

Prototype	Final
Special Thanks Stephanie Hertager Ellena Bowen Susan DeMerit Kevin Burdick	Special Thanks Ellena Bowen Kevin Burdick Susan DeMerit Stephanie Hjertager Yujin Kiem Scott Peter Ogg Vorbis audio codec provided courtesy of the Xiph.org Foundation

Alphabetized, as well as adding credits for Yujin Kiem, Scott Peter, and the Xiph.org Foundation. The spelling of Stephanie Hjertager's name was also corrected.

Prototype

Final

Sound Team Adele Kellett Nick Laviers Bill Lusty Jeremy Soule Narrator Jim Dale (US Version only) Stephen Fry (All English SKUs except US) Cast Tom Attenborough Ben Avis Jane Avis Will'm Bentinck Caroline Bernstein Melanie Bright Greg Chilingirian David Coker Allan Cordunner Chris Crosby Gary Fairhall Jade Farmillo Charlotte Fudge William Green Steve Hope Wyne Daniel Irving Joshual Jalloul Martin Johnson Ben Johnstone Eve Karpf Johnathan Kydd Mark Lowen Lewis Macleod Joe McFadden Marina Neil Freddie Ridge Emily Robinson Harry Robinson Victoria Robinson Voice Direction Danny Bilson Nick Laviers Adele Kellett Guy Miller EA Sound Team Nick Laviers Adele Kellett Ian MacBeth Dominic Smart Pete Ward EA Sound Team - Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing Lydia Andrew Mark Knight Jon Newman James Slavin EA Sound Team Recording Engineer Bill Lusty Eurocom Sound Team Neil Baldwin Guy Cockroft Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Performed by Jeremy Soule and the London Philharmonia Choir L.A. Vocal Majority Soprano Solo (Harry Potter) Darlene Koldenhoven Piano Solo David Hartley Music Coordinator Audrey deRoche Music Preparation/Booth Supervisor Ross deRoche Synthesizer/Mdi Transcription Julian Soule Orchestra Contractor Paul Talkington Orchestra Conducted by Alan Wilson John Scott Choir Contractor/Conductor Larry Kenton Orchestration Larry Kenton (Principal) Mark Gasbarro Ira Hearshen Andrew Kinney Don Nemitz Engineer - Tracking Geoff Foster Mike Ross Engineer - Mixing Geoff Foster Studio for Recording Phoenix Sound, London Sony Studios, Whitfield Street, London Studio for Mixing Signet Soundelux, Inc. Los Angeles

Audio Team Adele Kellett Nick Laviers Bill Lusty Ian MacBeth Dominic Smart Pete Ward Music Composed by Jeremy Soule Performed by Jeremy Soule and the London Philharmonia Choir L.A. Vocal Majority Music Team Geoff Foster Mark Gasbarro David Hartley Ira Hearshen Larry Kenton Andrew Kinney Darlene Koldenhoven Don Nemitz Audrey deRoche Ross deRoche Mike Ross John Scott Julian Soule Paul Talkington Alan Wilson Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing Lydia Andrew Mark Knight Jon Newman James Slavin Narrator Jim Dale (US Version only) Stephen Fry (All English SKUs except US) Voice Actors Tom Attenborough Ben Avis Jane Avis Will'm Bentinck Caroline Bernstein Melanie Bright Greg Chilingirian David Coker Allan Cordunner Chris Crosby Gary Fairhall Jade Farmillo Charlotte Fudge William Green Steve Hope Wyne Daniel Irving Joshual Jalloul Martin Johnson Ben Johnstone Eve Karpf Johnathan Kydd Mark Lowen Lewis Macleod Joe McFadden Marina Neil Freddie Ridge Emily Robinson Harry Robinson Victoria Robinson Voice Direction Danny Bilson Nick Laviers Adele Kellett Guy Miller

The EA audio credits were completely changed: in addition to being reordered, the credits for "Eurocom Sound Team", "Studio for Recording", and "Studio for Mixing" were entirely removed, the credits for "Sound Team", "EA Sound Team", "EA Sound Team Recording Engineer" were merged into a single "Audio Team" credit, and the credits for "Soprano Solo (Harry Potter)", "Piano Solo", "Music Coordinator", "Music Preparation/Booth Supervisor", "Synthesizer/Mdi Transcription", "Orchestra Contractor", "Orchestra Conducted by", "Choir Contractor/Conductor", "Orchestration", "Engineer - Tracking", and "Engineer - Mixing" were merged into a single "Music Team" credit. "EA Sound Team - Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing" and "Cast" were renamed "Additional Sound Design and Dialogue Editing" and "Voice Actors" respectively. The prototype also places the EA QA team credits between "Sound Team" and "Narrator".

Prototype

Final

Electronic Arts - Development Production Team Tony Casson Mike Cooper Wayne Frost Jeff Gamon Chris Gray John Miles Guy Miller Owen O'Brien Rob O'Farrell Derek Proud Neil Pettitt Colin Robinson QA Department Ian Allder Adam Beardwood Daniel Golding Nick Long Dan McDonald Phil O'Farrell Pete Samuels John Welsh QA Technical Wayne Boyce Jamie Cawte Des Gayle Joe Grant Donna Hicks Richard Hylands James Kneen Matt Price Marcus Purvis Sam Roberts Martyn Sibley Ricky Watts EA Special Thanks Danny Bilson David Byrne Chuck Clanton Paul DeMeo David Heyman Paul Marsden Bruce McMillan Simon Phipps J K Rowling Ian Shaw

Electronic Arts - Development Production Team Tony Casson Mike Cooper Wayne Frost Jeff Gamon Chris Gray John Miles Guy Miller Owen O'Brien Rob O'Farrell Derek Proud Neil Pettitt Colin Robinson European Studio Marketing Jonathan Bunney Sara Hobson Roy Meredith Murray Pannell European Localisation Management Nathalie Fernandez David Lapp Sandra Picaper Harald Simon Sam Yazmadjian Production Services Peter Abbey Jane Luckraft Abdul Oshodi Joanna Taylor James Truter Documentation Sorcha Fenlon James Lenoël Joanne Moore Creative Account Management Tanya Etherington Liz Simpson Rachel Streek Candice Westman Web Production Sylvain Caburrosso Ai-Lich Nguyen Lloyd Sharp Quality Assurance Ian Alder George Alleway Matthew Avery Adam Beardwood Jamie Cawte Karl Christmas Ian Deal Richard Diaz Trefor Evans James Fry Kim Lee Gammage Dan Golding Joe Grant Andy Hall Noel Hawkins Ed Howells Richard Hylands Patrick Klaus Dean Lea Richard Lloyd Nick Long Giro Naioriello Tom Mann Carl Mattin Dan McDonald Joe McNamara Carl Mullans Scott Newman Phil O'Farrell Marcus Purvis Sajid Raza Richard Sallis Rocky Samrai Pete Samuels Martyn Sibley Ben Spinks Pete Sturgess Mike Takla Barrie Tingle William Wann Ricky Watts Paul Watson John Welsh James Willis Mastering Matt Price Sam Roberts Des Gayle James Kneen Donna Hicks Wayne Boyce European CQC James Arup James Bolton Dean Choudhuri-Bennett Andrew Chung Paul Davies Jean-Yves Duret James Featherstone David Fielding Tony Hopkins Andrea Iori Jamie Keen Gary Napper James Norton Ashley Powell Paul Richards Linda Walker Tim Wileman Studio Ops Anne Miller Phil Jones Special Thanks J K Rowling Danny Bilson Dan Blackstone David Byrne Chuck Clanton Steve Dauterman Paul DeMeo Ian Francis David Heyman Mark Huntley Jason Lord David Lee Paul Lee Paul Marsden Bruce McMillan Iain Melvin Lorraine Metcalf Claire Offield Leon O'Reilly Derek Proud Christopher Purcell Ian Shaw Anne Marie Stein Sandra Wilms Stuart Whyte Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Production Team Brett Skogen Louise McTighe Marketing Jim Molinaro Jason Ades Special Thanks Philippe Erwin Scott Johnson Heidi Behrendt Sandy Yi Catherine Trillo Niki Judd Eloise Kay Diane Nelson Amber Fredman Lisa Singer Bethany Spenceman Moira Squier Robin Blackburn Sarah Booth-Henry

The credits for the EA staff were greatly expanded, and credits for WBIE staff were added. Note that the audio credits have been removed from these transcriptions, and are compared above.