Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour - Nintendo Wii

My daughters (10 and 8) love this game. Think of it as Dance Dance Revolution for your arms, only instead of using your feet, you use the controller and nunchuk to copy Hannah's motions during her concert. Based on your performance, you earn "shopping bags" that can be filled at boutiques during the stops on the world-wide tour. Dress Hannah in the items you purchase before heading back to the stage for more performances. Truly a lot of fun, even for mom. It may eventually lose it's charm after playing it over and over, but we have no regrets!

This is a really fun game for girls. I have a 6 and 8 years old girls and they love it. You can dance along with Hannah, once you´re doing great in concerts across the globe, you get more points you can change for clothing, you can go shopping around the world, change your outfit, sing autographs and play your guitar. Sometimes the wii doesn´t register the movements you make correctly, and the cord of the nunchuck is no long enough so you can open your arms completely.

This is the most fun of all the Nintendo Wii games I've tried, aside from Guitar Hero. It features three levels of difficulty (Star, Super Star, and Diva), and has the ability to save up to three different game files, which is great if you have multiple kids. As Hannah, you get to shop in cities around the world, change your outfits for your performances, sign autographs, participate in photo shoots, and play your guitar, in addition to dancing in concerts across the globe. It's simple enough for young children, but the difficulty can be increased to still be challenging for older children. You can also compete against a friend in a dance off, or just do a single concert in a free dance. You dance by holding the wiimote and the numchuck in each hand, and moving your hands in the right movements that appear across the bottom of the screen. It's kind of like Dance Dance Revolution, except with your hands. It's a great game to get kids off their feet, and moving around. I'm 19 years old, and it's one of my favorite games of all time! The only negative thing that I could think of is that sometimes the Wii doesn't register a more complicated move that you do. And on one of the moves where you put both your hands together and move them in a quick circle, the cord that connects the numchuck and the wiimote whips around really fast and hits you or someone next to you. If they came up with a wireless numchuck, it would solve that problem.

I really enjoyed the graphics and the seemingly endless array of clothing options you could buy for Hannah and have her wear. The only negative is throughout the game she travels to different countries, but there isn't very many! But it is still a agreat game and a lot of fun!

I played this with my friend and it was great until we got to Rome. We all thought that maybe you needed to get 5 stars on every song. We tried each song over 5 times and it still never did work. So we just quit.

At first I found this game really fun because of the totally awesome shopping. There were so many cute clothes! I wish there were more hairstyles. But the game goes by really fast, like, it's not even funny. Like, I finished it in just a few hours. Totally not worth $30. After you finish the game, everything's just plain boring. THe game's so not challenging at all. It's so easy to beat. And what's with the voices? That's totally not the cast's voices. The jokes they make on the game aren't funny. The graphics aren't horrible, but they're not that great either. And when you're dancing and stuff, sometimes it doesn't work. Like I'll do the move it tells me to do on the TV screen, and it'll say that I missed it. What's with that? Well this game was fun at first, but seriously, I suggest to people to not buy it. It only gives entertainment to you for a few hours.

My girls are UP and JUMPING! All four of them, in a line! This is their favorite Wii game yet! It's kinda like guitar hero, but with dance moves and totally age appropriate! The symbols tell them which hand to use and which movement to perform. As they "perform" on stage, they earn points to go shopping with, and the ability to travel to more cities and "sing" additional songs.

It seems to be a little more difficult than other Wii games to use. Still a decent buy, but not necessarily for younger kids.