Disney Sing It: Family Hits

Last Updated on: June 21st, 2024

Posted By: Craig Smith

Overview

Disney Sing It Family HitsDisney Sing It: Family Hits is a karaoke video game developed by Zoe Mode and published by Disney Interactive Studios.

The game features songs from popular Disney movies and TV shows, including
“The Little Mermaid,” “Toy Story,” “Hannah Montana,” and “High School Musical.”

Players can sing along to the songs using a microphone and compete for high scores. The game also features music videos and behind-the-scenes footage from the various Disney productions.

At a Glance

  • Developer: Zoe Mode
  • Publisher: Disney Software
  • Year Released:
  • Number of Players: Multiplayer
  • Available On: PlayStation 3, Wii

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Craig Smith
I am founder and editor of DisneyNews.us. My passion for all things Disney goes pretty far back to watching The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday nights and enjoying my first trip to Walt Disney World in the mid-80's. I have since returned to the magical place more than 30 times. I started this site when I came to the realization that I spent a significant portion of my day reading articles about Disney and watching Disney content with my 8-year old, so it made sense that I would start sharing some of what I read and see and build a little community around it. Other interests include 80's nostalgia, vintage toys, video games, LEGO, Star Wars and tech gadgets. Other site isDMR.