High School Musical 3: Senior Year DANCE - Nintendo Wii

My 7 year old sister recieved this game for Christmas. I watched her play and helped set everything up. I even played a little myself. Just to start off with, the High School Musical songs on this game are not even sung by the actors on the movies (Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, etc). Instead, other singers were hired to sing for this game, making the songs sound very different from the original versions. Next, the graphics on this game are the worst I've seen since the Pac Man. For example, you can "Create your own Wildcat"(A.K.A. Create a Character). If you wish for them to wear a hat, it looks like a five year old put a sticker of a hat on a picture of a person. Speaking of "Create your own Wildcat", the customization options are very limited. There are only several outfits, hair styles and faces to choose from. Last, and what makes me the angriest about this game, High School Musical Dance is extremely poorly made. You play the game by holding the Wii Remote and Nunchuck in your hands, and point them up, sideways, or down as the notes come. The notes going down and sideways work okay, but the upward notes don't work period. You can punch the remote and nunchuck up all you want, but the notes are missed 95 percent of the time, causing the player to get C and D ratings instead of A's and B's. This game is just a huge waste of money!

i rented this game and it was really fun at first but after a couple of days it got boring. i dont think its worth what u pay for it and there r no minigames or anything else. u r able to unlock quizes which r kinda fun. if u have a kid under 10 i would recommend it.

my six year old loved it b/c she knew all the songs and characters. you can choose your character to sing with so it looks like you were in the movies. the songs and videos are just like the movie but the singers are not. some of the lyrics are off but fun just the same. the object of the game is to punch these bubbles or whatever to the beat of the songs. when you get a good grade on that song, you pass and move on. fun for all but easy for adults to beat. gets boring and your arms hurt the next day!

This has to be the worst game I have ever played. You don't dance to the music from the movies...all you do is throw your arms around and hope that the sensors pick up your movements (which most of the time does not work) So to sum it up...SAVE YOUR MONEY!

My daughter plays about an hour a week. She loves to sing along with the songs, and adding different characters to songs they don't sing. It was very difficult for her at first, but now she is working on getting A's on all the levels. It provides entertainment and as I have read, yes your arm will be sore the next day.