Hannah Montana so rocks! In fact my biggest dream is to be famous and maybe even one of her bast friends!

i am a HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE hannah montana/miley cyrus fan (as u see in my username)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this game is really fun and kept me entertained, once i won the whole game i played it again. it is really fun, its not 2 hard but its not 2 easy. if u are getting a new DS game i would recommend this(if u like hannah montana) if u r deciding between this and Hannah Montana Music Jam for DS i would get this, its MUCH more fun (see my hannah montana music jam review) and u dont get stuck on any part (like most DS games) so u can accually finish it!!! there is nothing bad in it to worry about either!!! I would DEFININTLY recommend this to anyone!!!!

I'm new to DS playing and this is my first game, and it is a little difficult for me. I like it because it is Miley/Hannah Montana, they could have made it a little simplier for the younger fans to understand. More instruction and less mystery (repition) would have been nice.

Sexual Content (Not an Issue): None. Violence (Not an Issue): None. Language (Not an Issue): None. Social Behavior (Pause): Characters lie, cheat, and play hooky, and are not punished for their behavior. However, if you are in a conversation with someone, you won't get where you're going unless you are kind. Commercialism (Not an Issue): Based on the TV show. Educational Value (On): Players must draw shapes and think logically to advance through the game.

My 7-1/2-year old daughter loves this show, as do most of her 2nd-grade friends. I know it seems glamorous to them. It is hard to convey that it is simply entertainment and fantasy-like to young kids, although my daughter says she understands that it would be unlikely to ever happen in the real world. Plus, the language and mannerisms used are much more appropriate for older teens, not young girls. On the flip side, Miley Cyrus (Hannah) adds wit and personality to the show; Emily Osmont (Lilly) reminds me of goofy characters of yesteryear, such as Lucille Ball or Mary Tyler-Moore; Mitchell Musso (Oliver) plays a befuddled sidekick so well; and Moises Arias (Rico) makes me laugh before he even says a line! Jason Earles (Jackson) is hilarious and could have his own show! The rapport he has with his father is very funny, and his timing and facial gestures are perfect!

While this game does have a few bad messages (Rico hires Oliver to do his homework for him, although Miley does tell him to stop cheating, most of the characters skip school), this game is pretty good. But it is very repetitive, and it gets very boring. You have to draw shapes to get through the game, which confused both me and my mother for about 20 minutes. (Just to let you guys know, you have to start at the circle and end at the triangle.) And you get two things to say to Jackson, Oliver, Amber, and Ashley whenever they get in your way: something nice or something rude. If you're nice, you can breeze through the game easily, but if you're rude, they won't let you on through. What a great message, huh? Good stuff for kids 8 and older.

Sexual Content (Not an Issue): None. Violence (Not an Issue): None. Language (Not an Issue): None. Social Behavior (Pause): Characters lie, cheat, and play hooky, and are not punished for their behavior. However, if you are in a conversation with someone, you won't get where you're going unless you are kind. Commercialism (Not an Issue): Based on the TV show. Educational Value (On): Players must draw shapes and think logically to advance through the game.

My 7-1/2-year old daughter loves this show, as do most of her 2nd-grade friends. I know it seems glamorous to them. It is hard to convey that it is simply entertainment and fantasy-like to young kids, although my daughter says she understands that it would be unlikely to ever happen in the real world. Plus, the language and mannerisms used are much more appropriate for older teens, not young girls. On the flip side, Miley Cyrus (Hannah) adds wit and personality to the show; Emily Osmont (Lilly) reminds me of goofy characters of yesteryear, such as Lucille Ball or Mary Tyler-Moore; Mitchell Musso (Oliver) plays a befuddled sidekick so well; and Moises Arias (Rico) makes me laugh before he even says a line! Jason Earles (Jackson) is hilarious and could have his own show! The rapport he has with his father is very funny, and his timing and facial gestures are perfect!

Hannah Montana so rocks! In fact my biggest dream is to be famous and maybe even one of her bast friends!

i am a HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE HUGE hannah montana/miley cyrus fan (as u see in my username)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this game is really fun and kept me entertained, once i won the whole game i played it again. it is really fun, its not 2 hard but its not 2 easy. if u are getting a new DS game i would recommend this(if u like hannah montana) if u r deciding between this and Hannah Montana Music Jam for DS i would get this, its MUCH more fun (see my hannah montana music jam review) and u dont get stuck on any part (like most DS games) so u can accually finish it!!! there is nothing bad in it to worry about either!!! I would DEFININTLY recommend this to anyone!!!!

I'm new to DS playing and this is my first game, and it is a little difficult for me. I like it because it is Miley/Hannah Montana, they could have made it a little simplier for the younger fans to understand. More instruction and less mystery (repition) would have been nice.

While this game does have a few bad messages (Rico hires Oliver to do his homework for him, although Miley does tell him to stop cheating, most of the characters skip school), this game is pretty good. But it is very repetitive, and it gets very boring. You have to draw shapes to get through the game, which confused both me and my mother for about 20 minutes. (Just to let you guys know, you have to start at the circle and end at the triangle.) And you get two things to say to Jackson, Oliver, Amber, and Ashley whenever they get in your way: something nice or something rude. If you're nice, you can breeze through the game easily, but if you're rude, they won't let you on through. What a great message, huh? Good stuff for kids 8 and older.

well i have to find a girl named madison and im loosing my brain trying to figure out where she is i need help someone reply if ya can PLEASE!!!!!!!!!