It is now time for the Order of the Phoenix to reveal this week's sneek peek of the upcoming video game,
"LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4".
The game's poster and rating show that the game's intended rating is for everyone 10 and up, although most HP fans under that age range will end up getting the game regardless. 
Above is a snapshot of the game in mid-play. The game's economy system seems similar to the "LEGO Star Wars" games, where players will collect and save "studs", which are LEGO bricks that, when earned, are used in an area in the games for buying unlockable characters, buy cheats such as invincibility, or enter cheat codes.
Another connection to LEGO's previous games is the familiar cartoon-like 3-D graphics seen in previously produced LEGO video games.
But the enhanced 3-D graphics during cutscenes make up for the graphics during gameplay. The game is confirmed to contain nearly all the songs in the first four HP film soundtracks, playing them during gameplay.
Neither HP fans nor LEGO fans will be disappointed by the game, which premieres into stores this March.