IGN writes: "In case you didn't know, Sony's pinning its hopes on winning over the tween demographic on the vocal chords of Miley Cyrus. See, Hannah Montana: Rock Out the Show is coming to the PSP along with a Hannah Montana bundle featuring a 2 GB memory stick, the game, stickers, a UMD with three episodes of the TV show on it, and a lilac PSP.
Sure, you could just buy the game on its own, but the bundle will give an easy in to all the girls who will soon storm electronic stores nationwide to grab this title."
Toys R US, just in time for Father's Day, has lowered the price on the Hanna Montana PSP 3000 to a mere $99.97.
Sweet Niblets!
I like the price but I wouldn't be caught dead playing that thing. why wouldn't they put the other models on sale too.
Anyway, this is what the PSP should cost all the time to make it competitive to the DS. The DS is winning due to price alone IMO.
under the concept of 'sarcasm'...since it is Toys R Us...not really known for thier 'Father's Day' sales...
Overall Hannah Montana: Rock Out the Show is an upgrade over Hannah's previous game which was based on the motion picture. The game stays true to the Hannah Montana brand, the presentation of the game is decent, and Miley Cirus fans will love playing alongside her favourite tunes. Unfortunately when you consider the approximate $40.00 dollar price tag, the small song list of 11-tunes, and a single player experience you can finish in one car ride, 'Rock Out the Show' does not give you a lot of bang for your buck. That being said, fans of the dual personality singer will most likely love to play this game.
IGN writes: "This isn't the worst game I've played, but it's hard for me to give it a glowing recommendation considering its short length and mind-numbing easiness. After all, a game aimed at a young crowd of girls can still be good even if it's "girly." But I won't call this a "good" game. I'd call this a mediocre game at best. But it doesn't matter what I think, because with Miley Cyrus, you're getting the best of both worlds -- and that's the only thing that really matters".
