Harry Potter 3D Experience Movie Pack PS3 bundle from Sony


I don’t know about you, but if you are one of the gazillions who have a great love for the boy wonder wizard and his cohort, following his adventures in both the books and movie formats, then surely you would also want to collect anything and everything associated with him? Enter the Harry Potter 3D Experience Movie Pack PS3 bundle from Sony, and as the name suggests, you can be sure that there will be plenty of Harry Potter goodies connected with it, right from the moment you unbox your brand new console.

Now, Sony does not take the road that Nintendo travels so often, by offering the console itself with Harry Potter decals or design on it, but rather, you will get a plain, black 160GB PS3 console inside. What makes this bundle qualify to be called the Harry Potter 3D experience? Well, you will need to read on after the jump to find out then.

In order to coincide with the recent launch of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 on Blu-ray, the Harry Potter 3D Experience Movie Pack PS3 bundle will also come with a copy of the movie as mentioned, in Blu-ray format, no less. This Blu-ray disc will contain both 2D and 3D versions – after all, you know that Sony does churn out its fair share of 3D HDTVs, so I guess this is one way of indirectly pushing their 3D TVs to the masses. Other than that, you will also receive a voucher that lets you download Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, back when the actors and actresses in their had yet to hit puberty.

Another bonus thrown into the mix would be a free 30 day trial for PlayStation Plus, opening up a whole new doorway to access free PSN games, great discounts, and exclusive content. The entire Harry Potter 3D Experience Movie Pack PS3 bundle from Sony will set you back by $249.99, which ain’t too shabby considering the kind of stuff and goodies that you get inside.

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