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Hsm 3 : Dance!
In the world of tween entertainment, there are few things bigger than High School Musical. The film series, entering its third installment chronicling the life and times of the East High Wildcats, is one of Disney’s hottest properties. As such, it is bound to get the game treatment every time a new film is released, and that’s how we found ourselves getting our groove on with Troy, Gabriella, and the rest at E3.
From what we got to see of the game, it was a sort of Wii version of Dance Dance Revolution, but with more emphasis on the hands than the feet. Using the Wiimote and Nunchuck, you point your controllers at a one of six targets (three per hand) in an attempt to mimic the actions of the on-screen characters.
You time you moves by striking your pose just as colored circles radiating out from the center of the screen hit the targets, and like any rhythm game, the main objective is to get your timing absolutely perfect. As you up the difficulty, the circles come faster and more furiously, and when you get up into the upper echelons your dance moves start to come pretty close to the choreography of the actual characters.
This will likely come as a big thrill to fans of High School Musical as numbers from each movie are included in the game, so players will find themselves right in the thick of the big moments that define each flick. Replicating the moves and feeling a part of the action is something any wannabe Wildcat would dream of, and the game is giving you the chance for just such an experience.
Peppered in among the dance sequences are mini-games that task you with using your pointer to pop some bubbles while avoiding others or performing specific dance moves and striking poses to drive your score up. Doing well in these games fills the meter that allows you to go into bonus mode where you can really strut your stuff and rack up the points.
Outside of the main game we got to take a quick look at a few compatibility tests where players could use games like “What’s in Your Lunch?” to help them decide which High School Musical character they have the most in common with. Granted, it’s shallow and ultimately pointless, but this is just the sort of thing that drives the social lives of junior high girls, and they’ll likely get a kick out of figuring out which character they would be if their lives were like the movie (which they all invariably wish was true).
It was clear in our demo that even on the less-than-powerful Wii, the folks handling the license went to great pains to make the in-game characters look and move like their real-life counterparts. While the look of High School Musical likely won’t wow you, the animations are smooth and graceful and do a good job capturing the energy of the source material. Things get even more fun when you perform well and a whole host of backup dancers appear to really give your performance that extra punch. While you likely won’t be swooning over the digital versions of the franchise’s stars, you’ll probably still find a lot to like.
It’s quite obvious that if you aren’t already a huge High School Musical fan, someone who knows every character’s backstory and already has tickets to the next film, you probably won’t even give this game a second look. But for the fans, the title aspires to be more than another cheap tie-in, and actually deliver an experience that brings the magic of the films home. For the hard-to-please tween on your holiday shopping list, this might end up being just the thing to ease your retail woes. The game is cute, entertaining and, dare we say, fun, so it very well may turn out to be a nice family game that the kids are sure to love.
From what we got to see of the game, it was a sort of Wii version of Dance Dance Revolution, but with more emphasis on the hands than the feet. Using the Wiimote and Nunchuck, you point your controllers at a one of six targets (three per hand) in an attempt to mimic the actions of the on-screen characters.
You time you moves by striking your pose just as colored circles radiating out from the center of the screen hit the targets, and like any rhythm game, the main objective is to get your timing absolutely perfect. As you up the difficulty, the circles come faster and more furiously, and when you get up into the upper echelons your dance moves start to come pretty close to the choreography of the actual characters.
This will likely come as a big thrill to fans of High School Musical as numbers from each movie are included in the game, so players will find themselves right in the thick of the big moments that define each flick. Replicating the moves and feeling a part of the action is something any wannabe Wildcat would dream of, and the game is giving you the chance for just such an experience.
Peppered in among the dance sequences are mini-games that task you with using your pointer to pop some bubbles while avoiding others or performing specific dance moves and striking poses to drive your score up. Doing well in these games fills the meter that allows you to go into bonus mode where you can really strut your stuff and rack up the points.
Outside of the main game we got to take a quick look at a few compatibility tests where players could use games like “What’s in Your Lunch?” to help them decide which High School Musical character they have the most in common with. Granted, it’s shallow and ultimately pointless, but this is just the sort of thing that drives the social lives of junior high girls, and they’ll likely get a kick out of figuring out which character they would be if their lives were like the movie (which they all invariably wish was true).
It was clear in our demo that even on the less-than-powerful Wii, the folks handling the license went to great pains to make the in-game characters look and move like their real-life counterparts. While the look of High School Musical likely won’t wow you, the animations are smooth and graceful and do a good job capturing the energy of the source material. Things get even more fun when you perform well and a whole host of backup dancers appear to really give your performance that extra punch. While you likely won’t be swooning over the digital versions of the franchise’s stars, you’ll probably still find a lot to like.
It’s quite obvious that if you aren’t already a huge High School Musical fan, someone who knows every character’s backstory and already has tickets to the next film, you probably won’t even give this game a second look. But for the fans, the title aspires to be more than another cheap tie-in, and actually deliver an experience that brings the magic of the films home. For the hard-to-please tween on your holiday shopping list, this might end up being just the thing to ease your retail woes. The game is cute, entertaining and, dare we say, fun, so it very well may turn out to be a nice family game that the kids are sure to love.
High School Musical 3 : World Release
France
22 October 2008
Netherlands
22 October 2008
Philippines
22 October 2008
Argentina
23 October 2008
Germany
23 October 2008
22 October 2008
Philippines
22 October 2008
Argentina
23 October 2008
Germany
23 October 2008
Hong Kong
23 October 2008
Malaysia
23 October 2008
Singapore
23 October 2008
Canada
24 October 2008
Finland
24 October 2008
Spain
24 October 2008
Sweden
24 October 2008
UK
24 October 2008
USA
24 October 2008
Belgium
29 October 2008
Indonesia
29 October 2008
Egypt
12 November 2008
Turkey
14 November 2008
Australia
27 November 2008
Brazil
28 November 2008
New Zealand
4 December 2008
Venezuela
19 December 2008
Thailand
22 January 2009
Korea
29 January 2009
23 October 2008
Malaysia
23 October 2008
Singapore
23 October 2008
Canada
24 October 2008
Finland
24 October 2008
Spain
24 October 2008
Sweden
24 October 2008
UK
24 October 2008
USA
24 October 2008
Belgium
29 October 2008
Indonesia
29 October 2008
Egypt
12 November 2008
Turkey
14 November 2008
Australia
27 November 2008
Brazil
28 November 2008
New Zealand
4 December 2008
Venezuela
19 December 2008
Thailand
22 January 2009
Korea
29 January 2009
Thursday, August 7, 2008
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
The Official Soundtrack!
Now or Never sung by HSM Cast
I Want It All sung by Sharpay and Ryan Evans
Last Chance sung by Troy Bolton
Right Here, Right Now sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
The Boyz Are Back sung by Troy Bolton and Chad Danforth
Can I Have This Dance? sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
Walk Away sung by Gabriella Montez
Just Want To Be With You sung by Gabriella Montez, Troy Bolton, Jimmy Zara and Sharpay Evans
Scream! sung by Ryan Evans, Kelsi Nielsen and The Rockettes
Can I Have This Dance? (Reprise) sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
A Night To Remember sung by HSM Cast
A Night To Remember (Reprise) sung by Sharpay Evans and Tiara Gold
High School Musical sung by HSM Cast
I Want It All sung by Sharpay and Ryan Evans
Last Chance sung by Troy Bolton
Right Here, Right Now sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
The Boyz Are Back sung by Troy Bolton and Chad Danforth
Can I Have This Dance? sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
Walk Away sung by Gabriella Montez
Just Want To Be With You sung by Gabriella Montez, Troy Bolton, Jimmy Zara and Sharpay Evans
Scream! sung by Ryan Evans, Kelsi Nielsen and The Rockettes
Can I Have This Dance? (Reprise) sung by Gabriella Montez and Troy Bolton
A Night To Remember sung by HSM Cast
A Night To Remember (Reprise) sung by Sharpay Evans and Tiara Gold
High School Musical sung by HSM Cast
Monday, August 4, 2008
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Olesya Rulin
As disney says Olesya Rulin is also starring in the High School Musical 3 but she is not on the poster why nobody knows maybe disney can change the official postor but I don't think so.
Friday, August 1, 2008
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Hsm4
The future for movie's stars - Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) and Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Hudgens) - seems uncertain, with both characters set to go their separate ways at the end of their senior year.Disney bosses hoping to make more money from the couple’s relationship are looking at making a sequel that will follow the lovebirds as they embark on their freshman year in college with more adult problems and their adventures as a couple going to 2 different colleges and living in California. If this 2010 tv movie becomes a reality, then that would mean shooting scenes in California and no East High unless the keep the plot of making Troy and Gabriella visit their old high school and having flashbacks of their previous year at East High.According to a report in The Enqurier, Troy and Gabriella will attend different universities, but they soon start pining for each other and at the end of the movie will re-unite at their old High School where the romance first started.Anyways, Disney should focus on getting High School Musical 3 out of the way, before trying to come up with future HSM projects so quickly. There is plenty of time for that.
High School Musical 3 : Senior Year Ds Game!
A unique rhythm-based dance game, High School Musical 3: Senior Year for Nintendo DS also allows players to experience the music, scenes and characters from the "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" film.
Players take on the role of the main characters to play along to the rhythm of songs from the upcoming theatrical release. The game features trivia-based personality quizzes that allow players to determine the Wildcat whose personality is most like theirs. This feature lets fans dance through the game as that specific character, performing songs and experiencing the fun themed to Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay, Ryan, Chad or Taylor's personalities. In addition, High School Musical 3: Senior Year utilizes the DS stylus and D-pad to capture special photos to create a custom East High senior yearbook layout, to keep for years to come.
Players take on the role of the main characters to play along to the rhythm of songs from the upcoming theatrical release. The game features trivia-based personality quizzes that allow players to determine the Wildcat whose personality is most like theirs. This feature lets fans dance through the game as that specific character, performing songs and experiencing the fun themed to Troy, Gabriella, Sharpay, Ryan, Chad or Taylor's personalities. In addition, High School Musical 3: Senior Year utilizes the DS stylus and D-pad to capture special photos to create a custom East High senior yearbook layout, to keep for years to come.
High School Musical 3 : Senior Year Dance !
Move to the rhythm of hit songs from High School Musical in High School Musical 3: Senior Year Dance!
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
One more Hsm 3 Book
TITLE: Turn Up The Heat!RELEASE DATE: October 28
The Baking Channel has come to Albuquerque for a televised cake-making challenge. East High and West High each get to enter a team of students to compete, and of course the Wildcats have the edge with resident baker Zeke directing the team! Troy, Gabriella, Taylor, Sharpay, Ryan, and Chad all pitch in to help, but practice sessions in Home Ec foreshadow disaster. Will Zeke and his friends bake their way to the top? Or will they find out that too many cooks can topple a cake?
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