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1. Reviewer: G R R L G A M E R
   31 December 2007

   I'm not a fan of the show, and in fact, have never watched it until recently, a bit like doing research prior to playing so I would actually have an idea of who Hannah Montana is. It only took a few bits of episodes to know I wouldn't enjoy watching it, so I'll be honest - I really didn't want to play the game. In Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour for the Wii you play as Hannah on a tour of some major cities in the world, including Rome, Tokyo, London, Paris, New Y... Read more

2. Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour

   Reviewer: ZTGameDomain.com
   30 November 2007

   Overall 7

   

    

   What do you get when you mix the play style of a DDR with the structure of Guitar Hero and mesh it together with the latest pop sensation (who also happens to be the daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus, yes that Achy Breaky guy)? What you get is Disney Interactive’s latest Wii effort Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour. Sure if you are not female and under the age of thirteen then this game is probably not going to do much for you, but as it is Avalanche Software has done an... Read more

3. Reviewer: Game Vortex
   27 November 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   is the second of two Disney-produced rhythm titles I've reviewed this month, and they couldn't be any more different. The first, Read more

4. Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour Review for the Nintendo Wii

   Reviewer: Cheat Code Central
   27 November 2007

   Overall 7

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 7

   

   Control 6

   

   Addiction 6

   

    

   As is often the case for young budding musicians full of determination and ambition, launching a successful tour is nowhere near as glamorous as it's frequently portrayed on TV (unless you happen to be among the rare few to be picked up by a major label willing to throw buckets of money at you). Sure it may seem like all fun and games, but it's also hard work. In reality, going on tour with your band typically means driving in an old junker of a van across country for... Read more

5. She could like, totally do better.

   Reviewer: Yahoo
   26 November 2007

   Overall 6

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 6

   

   Sound 7

   

    

   So here’s the thing. Hannah Montana isn’t like a super-awesome game or something, but if you’re like me and totally just had to go to the concert last weekend, you’d at least play this for a while. If Hannah Montana is like so last week to you though, just go play Guitar Hero, or maybe even DDR on Wii. I mean, that game has motion too; it just doesn’t have Hannah, ya know? There’s some fun stuff in there if you like kinda easy games, but it could be like so much bette... Read more

1. Reviewer: flem06, Walmart
   07 July 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   This customer did not write a text review. Recommends this product? No Age: 25 - 34 Gender: Female Has owned product for: 2 - 7 weeks Uses product: Once per week Read more

2. Father looking for a good girls game for the kids

   Reviewer: VBracken, IGN
   27 November 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   November 27, 2007 - I purchased Hanah Montana because my kids love anything that has to do with her. I was glad that I could get my girls a game they enjoy. I want to keep them interested in video games so I can have someone to play football games against when they get older. I really enjoy watching the littles ones have fun dancing around the room while they do the moves on the controller. It's a lot of fun. Read more