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INSTRUCTION BOOKLET
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Contents
2 Dance the Stages of the World
3 Controls
4 Game Controls
5 The Main Menu
6 Spotlight Dance
12 Customer Support
13 Limited Warranty
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Control Stick
Button
Power Button
Control Pad
Button
Button
Button
Button
Nunchuk™ Wii Remote™
Button
Connect the Nunchuk to the Wii Remote’s External Extension
Connection. See the Wii instruction manual for details.
Nunchuk Neutral Position Reset
NOTE: If the Control Stick is moved out of neutral position when
the power is turned on, or when connecting to the Wii Remote,
that position will be set as neutral position, causing incorrect
game control during gameplay. To reset the Control Stick, allow it
to return to the normal neutral position, then simultaneously hold
down the Buttons on the Wii Remote for three seconds.
CAUTION: WRIST STRAP USE
Please use the wrist strap to help prevent injury to other people or damage to
surrounding objects or the Wii Remote in case you accidentally let go of the Wii
Remote during game play.
Also remember the following:
• Make sure all players put on the wrist strap properly when it is their turn.
• Do not let go of the Wii Remote during game play.
• Dry your hands if they become moist.
• Allow adequate room around you during game play and make sure that all
areas you might move into are clear of other people and objects.
• Stay at least three feet from the television
Power Button
Select Items
Display Pause Menu
Use/Enter
Cancel
Infrared Sensor
Dance the Stages
of the World
Hannah Montana’s latest CD has just hit the shelves,
and now it’s time to push it to the top of the charts.
To make it happen, she’s going to tour the world’s
greatest cities, and perform on the world’s greatest
stages, in front of the world’s greatest fans – hers!
And with you guiding the dual-identity pop diva
through her signature dance
moves, the show is sure to be
magnificent – from Malibu to
Moscow.
Hannah needs your help
backstage, too, choosing
costumes, jewelry, hair styles,
and songs to perform. And
in between gigs there
are photo shoots to do,
rehearsals to attend, songs
to write, autographs to
sign…whew! Nobody
said pop-stardom
was a walk in the
park.
But even with all
the work a world
tour demands,
Hannah still finds
time to shop the
world’s greatest
stores. Every girl
has her priorities!
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Controls
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Power Button
Select Items
Display Pause Menu
Use/Enter
Cancel
Infrared Sensor
Game Controls
O n – S ta g e C O n t r O l S
On stage you will guide Hannah to a Five Star
performance by making gestures with the
Wii Remote. For details, see Dance Lessons on page 7.
the
Nunchuk Controls red dance icons
Wii Remote Controls blue dance icons
Wii Remote + Nunchuk Controls green dance icons
Button Pause / Open PDA
Nunchuk and
The Main Menu
W O r l d t O u r
Hannah’s world tour kicks off in New York, but really it
starts here when you open this menu item! Rio, Rome,
Tokyo, Paris, London — they’re all on the travel plan.
Hannah can’t visit any of them without you. Don’t keep
her fans waiting!
M e n u C O n t r O l S
Waltzing through the menus is a snap. Just point your
Wii Remote at the screen to highlight a menu option and
press the
Wii Remote Highlight menu options
Button Select
Button Return to previous menu
n av i g a t i O n C O n t r O l S
When Hannah is getting ready backstage, or when she’s
shopping or meeting her fans, you will guide her with the
control stick on the
Nunchuk Move Hannah
Wii Remote Move on screen pointer
Button Select
Button Cancel selection / Back
Button Pause / Open PDA
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Button to select it.
Nunchuk and the Wii Remote.
d a n C e Pa r t y
You and a friend can both perform on stage at the same
time. And you can both be Hannah Montana, too.
d a n C e O f f
Is that Hannah Montana onstage? Or is it her look-a-like
cousin LuAnn? There’s one way to find out — a dance
competition! LuAnn is a wonderful performer, but nobody
can perform Hannah’s moves like Hannah can.
f r e e d a n C e
If you’re in the mood for a song, but you don’t feel like
opening up World Tour and traveling half way around the
globe to perform it, visit Free Dance for a quick onstage
performance. Songs and venues you have unlocked in
World Tour are available here.
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Spotlight Dance
Every stage on which Hannah performs is a little different,
but thanks to Robby’s smart stage management, some
things remain the same no matter where she is.
There’s Hannah, doing her thing.
Watch here for upcoming moves. Perform
them when they cross the star for top scoring.
Sneak a peek at the Performance Meter to see
what Hannah’s fans think of your moves.
Here’s a tip: Blue icons are for your Wii Remote; Red ones
are for your
perform with both the
Here’s another tip: Hold the Wii Remote in your right
hand and the
Nunchuk; and Green icons are moves you
Wii Remote and the Nunchuk.
Nunchuk in your left!
d a n C e l e S S O n S
The first time you start Disney Hannah Montana: Spotlight
World Tour and begin the World Tour, you’ll rehearse a bit
backstage before taking the stage for real. But to get you
started, here’s a sample of some of Hannah’s moves.
DANCE GESTURES
While Hannah does her thing on stage, you will dance
along using the
scrolling icons under Hannah to find out what moves to
do; then do them as they pass over the star.
Wii Remote and Nunchuk. Watch the
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BASIC Wii REMOTE GESTURES
MORE ADVANCED GESTURES WILL BE TAUGHT TO PLAYERS DURING GAMEPLAY
Wii Remote held upright while
“stirring the pot”
Wii Remote thrust up
Wii Remote thrust right
Wii Remote thrust down
Wii Remote flicked forward
(like casting a fishing line)
Tap your heart with your
BASIC NUNCHUK GESTURES
Wii Remote
Nunchuk thrust up
Nunchuk thrust left
Nunchuk thrust down
Tap your heart with your
Nunchuk
Nunchuk tilted slightly backward
and held like a microphone
Nunchuk flick forward (like casting a fishing line)
Nunchuk and Wii Remote held
upright while “stirring”
Tap your heart with both your
your
Propel both your
Propel both your
Wii Remote
Nunchuk and Wii Remote up
Nunchuk and Wii Remote down
Nunchuk and
AUDIENCE INTERACTION GESTURES
Wave the
Wii Remote to get crowd reaction
Wii Remote up in a “high-five” gesture
Thrust
the
Tap the
Wii Remote out in front of you
as if to touch someone’s hand
Make a slight clapping motion with the
Wii Remote and Nunchuk
Use the
Wii Remote to quickly perform a
“high-five” motion three times in the air
If you ever need to repeat a dance lesson or be
reminded
backstage to
how to perform a move, visit Oliver
Review a Tutorial or Practice a Song.
Nunchuk held upright while “stirring the pot”
COMBINED GESTURES
Nunchuk out to left, Wii Remote at right
hip as if strumming a guitar
Clapping motion
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t i P S & h i n t S
For more useful tips and hints go to
HannahMontanaVideoGames.com
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