High School Musical 3: Senior Year Dance (2008)

Page 44 Studios

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 2 · Wii · Xbox 360

2.50 from 12 ratings

33 members have it in their collection · 7 backlogged · 2 wish listed

High School Musical 3: Senior Year DANCE lets fans experience the energy, fun, and music of all three "High School Musical" movies. Players can dance to the beat of favorite "High School Musical" songs in familiar movie locations alongside their favorite characters.
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Details

Developers
Page 44 Studios
Publishers
Disney Interactive Studios
Genres
Adventure, Music
Themes
Comedy
Franchises
High School Musical
Series
High School Musical
Steam
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Release dates

  • Oct 21, 2008 (Worldwide) Wii
  • Oct 28, 2008 (Worldwide) PlayStation 2, Xbox 360
  • Oct 31, 2008 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Rating distribution

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paycheck_stevens

Review paycheck_stevens 1/5 · Aug 11, 2021

Inherited from My Wife

A DDR game where I have no nostalgic love for the bad songs, and the cheapest possible peripheral included. Maybe it would be fun with a better dance pad or if I knew the songs. If you're looking for a co-branded DDR game then get the super mario one for gamecube/wii (can't remember the console)

Yuna5000

Status Yuna5000 Aug 26, 2019

My four-star rating is for the Wii version only.

The quality of this game varied greatly version to version. Below I'll list what I remember from the three that I played.

Wii: Samba de Amigo clone (but very, very fun!)

PS2: DDR clone (the difficulty simply wasn't there though so it simply was not worth playing)

DS: …

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My four-star rating is for the Wii version only.

The quality of this game varied greatly version to version. Below I'll list what I remember from the three that I played.

Wii: Samba de Amigo clone (but very, very fun!)

PS2: DDR clone (the difficulty simply wasn't there though so it simply was not worth playing)

DS: Gitaroo Man clone (again, way too easy and not any fun)

(It's also worth noting that these games only featured cover versions of the movies' songs.)

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