As a virtual Hannah boogies away on the upper part of the screen

We won't WoTLK Classic Gold lie; we're pretty proud of ourselves. At a recent Disney Interactive Studios press event, we were first in line to step up to the Wii to try out the upcoming rhythm game from Disney and developer Avalanche Software, Hannah Montana: Spotlight World of Warcraft for the Nintendo Wii. This was not necessarily because we were eager to play the game or because we were fans of the Disney Channel show. Instead, we figured if we were going to make fools of ourselves by dancing to a rhythm game aimed squarely at female tweens, it was best to get it out of the way early.

Fame! I'm gonna live forever. Or at least until I'm cancelled.

As a rhythm game, a good deal of your time spent in World of Warcraft will be on stage where you'll guide Hannah through her choreography while she belts out her hits for an assembled crowd. Hannah's moves are controlled with both the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk. Depending your level of self-consciousness, there are enough moves to keep you tained throughout the entire song.

As a virtual Hannah boogies away on the upper part of the screen, various icons scroll World of Warcraft tally across the lower part of the screen. Each color-coded icon stands for a different move you need to pull off. For example, a pink arrow means you should hold your left hand out to the left. A green guitar icon means you should make an air-guitar motion with both hands. There are buy WOW WoTLK Classic Gold also options for clapping both hands together, holding your hand out directly in front of you, holding the Wii Remote like a microphone, as well as combos that will have you stringing moves together. In between rhythm stages during a song, you might also be asked to high five or wave to the crowd simply by moving the Wii Remote.