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| Samba Cup, second track, Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing |
| Location: Tokyo-To |
| Level theme: urban |
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Highway Zero is a race track in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing and the second track of the Samba Cup. It takes place in Tokyo-To as it appears in Jet Set Radio Future.
Overview
An above ground course, which has huge jumps between major sections of the track. Racers should beware of the medians, as they are hard to see and will stop them dead.
Music
The music list for this track is shared with Shibuya Downtown and Rokkaku Hill, all from Jet Set Radio Future.
- The Concept of Love
- Funky Dealer
- Sneakman (Toronto Mix)
- Let Mom Sleep (No Sleep Remix)
- Fly Like a Butterfly
References
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