Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity

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Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity
System(s): Wii, PlayStation 2
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Sonic Team
Supporting companies: 4Kids Entertainment, Anima
Peripherals supported: Nintendo GameCube Controller
Genre: Racing
Number of players: 1-4
Official in-game languages: English Français Deutsch Italiano Español 日本語
Release Date RRP Code Rating US 2008-01-08 $? RVL-P-RS9E RVL-RS9E-USA UK 2008-02-22 £? RVL-P-RS9P RVL-RS9P-UKV FR 2008-07-10 €? RVL-P-RS9P RVL-RS9P-FRA DE 2008-07-10 €? RVL-P-RS9P RVL-RS9P-NOE BX 2008-02-22  ? RVL-P-RS9P RVL-RS9P-FAH EU (ES/IT) 2008-02-22 €? RVL-P-RS9P JP 2008-01-17 ¥5,800 (6,090) RVL-P-RS9J RVL-RS9J-JPN AU 2008-03-06 $? RVL-P-RS9P RVL-RS9P-AUS CA 2008 $? RVL-P-RS9E US 2008-01-08 $? SLUS-21642 CA 2008 $? SLUS-21642F EU (Promo) 2008 €? SLES-54915 UK 2008-02-22 £? SLES-54915 INL-P54915-UK FR 2008-02-22 €? SLES-54915 INL-P54915-FR BX 2008-02-22  ? SLES-54915 INL-P54915-FD DE 2008-02-22 €? SLES-54915 EU (ES/IT) 2008-02-22 €? SLES-54915 INL-P54915-SP AU 2008 $? SLES-54915 INL-P54915-AU

Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, known as Sonic Riders: Shooting Star Story (ソニックライダーズ シューティングスターストーリー) in Japan, is a racing game for the Wii and PlayStation 2 consoles, and is the sequel to Sonic Riders.

Like the previous game, this game differs from traditional racers (such as Sonic R) in its use of air-based travel with features such as "turbulence" affecting gameplay; However, this entry substitutes the use of air gimmicks for the use of new gravity-focused powers. The sequel adds new abilities to most of the characters. There are also new racers, hover boards, bikes, air riders, yachts, air skates and other futuristic hover crafts available.

Gathering rings during races will allow you to upgrade your current gear in real-time, up to a total of three times per race. Three new gameplay modes have also been added.

Story

Heroes Story

The story begins when four shooting stars crash into the planet, one crashes into the Crimson Tower and rolls into the back of a MeteorTech robot. It wakes up, along with others and go on a rampage.

The next day, Team Sonic are on their way to Megalo Station when they hear about the news on the radio. Soon, they are attacked by the robots, who seem to have recognized the meteor Sonic is holding from last night, and barely escape with their lives. Fortunately, the Ark of the Cosmos' was able to save Sonic, and they all escape from the city.

Along the way, Team Sonic meet up with Amy, who says she was being pursued by the robots, as well. As she hugged Sonic, she drops an Ark of the Cosmos. Tails then realizes that the robots are after the meteorites. They decide to go to MeteorTech to solve this mystery.

The team then arrives at MeteorTech and is greeted by the Babylon Rogues. Jet tries to force Amy to hand over the Ark but is clueless as what Jet is talking about. An alarm then sounds alerting the robots. Sonic and friends take off leaving the Rogues in pursuit. Sonic and Jet unknowingly crash into Eggman in the main computer room of MeteorTech. When he gets up and reveals himself, Sonic and Knuckles threaten Eggman and reveal his plan for forming MeteorTech. When he sees Sonic's Ark of the Cosmos, Eggman reveals that his Mother Computer hasn't been responding ever since he gave it an Ark. Jet remembers what he was there for but sees that Amy and Storm are missing. Eggman's computer shows that Storm is chasing Amy but they are being followed by a MeteorTech robot.

Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles leave and find Amy in the Aquatic Capital. She informs them that the robot self-destructed and Storm ran off with something it dropped. She said that Storm was going on about something he found in a place called Giga or something. Knuckles then confirmed it to be the Gigan Rocks. The team arrives at the rocks and find the treasure gone. When Knuckles reads an ancient script, they find that Babylon Garden is a spaceship powered by the Arks of the Cosmos and that a great darkness assaulted it. Eggman then flies over with The Babylon Rogues' airship in pursuit. Sonic then says that they should catch up.

They arrive at MeteorTech's home tower and find Jet and the Rogues waiting. Wave confirms that Crimson Tower is MeteorTech's signal tower. Storm then says that the Arks they collected were stolen by Eggman. Jet challenges Sonic with the prize being the Arks of the Cosmos and Title of Fastest Creature in the Universe to whoever nabs Eggman first.

When they reach the top, Sonic and Jet enter at the same time and grab one of the two Arks he was holding. After bumping into his machine, Wave grabs the master Ark that fell out. After this, all robot operations were shut down. Due to the five Arks being in the same place at once, it called down Babylon Garden. Seeing that he doesn't need the Arks of the Cosmos, Sonic hands all of them over to Jet. When Jet accuses Sonic of running away, Sonic states that he'll see Jet at the next World Grand Prix.

Babylon Story

The story begins in The Gigan Rocks when the Babylon Rogues are trying to get an Ark of the Cosmos at the Chalice. The Ark was a booby trap, so Jet punched in some keys on an ancient keyboard in Babylonian text. This deactivated the trap. Slowly, Jet grabbed the Ark of the Cosmos. No sooner than that, Wave saw a shooting star. There, she closed her eyes and put her hands together, making a wish. When she tells Storm what she's doing, he simply laughed, but not for long, as he saw Jet doing the same thing. Jet wished of having a power to beat him. Then, three more crashed down and caused a rumbling sound just as Storm was about to make a wish himself. This re-activated the trap, causing two boulders to come crashing down. It nearly crushed them until the Ark's power caused them to fly. Jet's wish already came true. With this power, the Rogues escaped the ruin safely.

Back on the ship, Wave was analyzing the Ark of the Cosmos they found and explained it can charge up gravity and convert it to power the engine unit of Babylon Garden. She explains that there are five of them. Jet then orders her to create a radar to help find them. But before she could do that, Storm bursts in and shows a news report of a MeteorTech Mech stealing an Ark of the Cosmos from the Megalo City Museum. At seeing this, they set a course for Megalo City. After going through Megalo City, Jet tracks the robot to the Botanical Kingdom where he destroys the robot, but loses the Ark. He searches the ground and discovers Sonic talking with the others. When Amy hugs Sonic, the Ark of the Cosmos she found (the one Jet is after) falls out. Overhearing their conversation about MeteorTech, Wave and Storm appear and Wave suggests that they go ahead of Sonic and the others to gather information on MeteorTech.

They meet Sonic and friends at MeteorTech but are cut short by guard robots. As Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, Jet, and Wave ride off, Storm attempts to get the Ark of the Cosmos from Amy. She then escapes with Storm in pursuit. They reach the Aquatic Capital and Amy throws the Ark at Storm's face. She then insists that he find away out when they are confronted by MeteorTech Robot SCR-HD. After scanning Storm's Ark of the Cosmos, it blows up and reveals a second Ark. Storm runs off with both Arks and returns to the airship. Jet, happy that they now have three, is cut off by Wave's description of an ancient Babylonian text. After Jet gives up on trying to figure out what the 'lightless black' is, he find that the two Arks are missing. Eggman then appears outside flying away with them.

They follow Eggman to the Crimson Tower where they wait for Sonic and the others. Jet then challenges Sonic and they reach the top of the tower. After Babylon Garden is called down, a damaged SCR-HD breaks in and steals all five Arks of the Cosmos from Wave. Tails informs Sonic that the five Arks will make a giant black hole if put in Babylon Garden. After that, Eggman declares that massive energy readings are coming from Babylon Garden. A scene then shows the outer part of Babylon Garden falling off transforming it into Astral Babylon, the Babylonian spaceship and creating a black hole. Sonic, Jet, and everyone (Except Eggman and Amy) rush to Astral Babylon's Mobius Strip to face SCR-HD's giant new form and disconnect the Arks of the Cosmos from the ship.

Afterward, it shows Astral Babylon orbiting Earth. Jet and the Rogues are atop a rock in the desert looking at it. After a quick conversation they fly off on their gear. The scene then switches to Sonic, Tails, Knuckles, and Amy, in Tails' car driving through Megalo City. Tails explains how the ancient Babylonians warped to Earth and left their engine unit in orbit. Shortly after, Sonic hears someone say his name in the tunnel. Jet rides up imposing a challenge. The scene ends with Sonic and Jet racing through the tunnel marking the end of the story.

Mission mode

Main Article: Sonic Simulator (Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity)

In addition to the game's story mode, each level includes seven "missions", where characters must race through the area fulfilling certain criteria, like collecting rings or grinding along a specified number of rails - somewhat similar to the mission mode in the original Sonic Riders. From a storyline perspective, these Extreme Gear outings are not "real"; the entire mission mode represents a series of simulations being conducted by Eggman and his new "Sonic Simulator", in a bid to study his enemies' techniques.

Playable characters

Character	Type	Availability	VA (English)	VA (Japanese)
Sonic the Hedgehog	Speed	Default	Jason Griffith	Jun'ichi Kanemaru
Jet the Hawk	Speed	Default	Jason Griffith	Daisuke Kishio
Amy Rose	Speed	Default	Lisa Ortiz	Taeko Kawata
Shadow the Hedgehog	Speed	Unlockable	Jason Griffith	Koji Yusa
Blaze the Cat	Speed	Unlockable	Bella Hudson	Nao Takamori
Amigo	Speed	Unlockable
Miles "Tails" Prower	Flight	Default	Amy Palant	Ryo Hirohashi
Wave the Swallow	Flight	Default	Bella Hudson	Chie Nakamura
Cream the Rabbit	Flight	Unlockable	Rebecca Handler	Sayaka Aoki
Rouge the Bat	Flight	Unlockable	Kathleen Delaney	Rumi Ochiai
Silver the Hedgehog	Flight	Unlockable	Pete Capella	Daisuke Ono
NiGHTS	Flight	Unlockable
MeteorTech Robot (SCR-HD)	Flight	Unlockable	Andrew Paull
Knuckles the Echidna	Power	Default	Dan Green	Nobutoshi Kanna
Storm the Albatross	Power	Default	Dan Green	Kenji Nomura
Dr. Eggman	Power	Unlockable	Mike Pollock (cutscenes) Deem Bristow (gameplay)	Chikao Otsuka
Billy Hatcher	Power	Unlockable
MeteorTech Robot (SCR-GP)	Power	Unlockable	Andrew Paull	Kenji Nomura
Super Sonic	None	Unlockable*	Jason Griffith	Jun'ichi Kanemaru

*(use Sonic with Chaos Emerald as Gear)

Rouge, Shadow, Cream, Blaze, Silver, Super Sonic, Amigo, NiGHTS, and Billy Hatcher do not take part in the story mode. Most of the characters that are unlockable in the game (excluding Billy Hatcher, Amigo, Blaze, Silver, and the MeteorTech robots) were unlockable in the original Sonic Riders.

The US PlayStation 2 version along with all regional variations of the Wii version have both voice language tracks included in the game disc and features an option to switch between both English and Japanese voice language. The EU PlayStation 2 version, on the other hand, only features the English voice language in the disc and therefore lacks the voice language option completely.

The text language is entirely multilingual and manually selectable in all the regional variations of both versions.

Production credits

• Producer and Game Director: Kenjiro Morimoto
• Art Director: Hideaki Moriya
• Programming Director: Kenichi Koshida
• Sound Director: Tomonori Sawada
• Game System Designers: Kenjiro Morimoto, Hiroshi Miyamoto, Masanosuke Shimizu
• Character Artists: Takeshi Mitsumoto, Tetsuya Mitomi, Ichirou Yamana
• Character Motion Artists: Shinji Ishii, Yuki Shishido, Tetsuya Ikeda
• Gear Model Artist: Daisaku Kishiue
• Game System Programmers: Kenichi Koshida, Yoshiharu Kanai, Yasuhiko Hayashi, Yu Nakawatari, Hiroki Hayami
• Level Designers: Masashi Jinbo, Masanosuke Shimizu, Kentarou Kiyono, Takaaki Tanka, Yuij Okuda, Tadashi Tamashiro
• Field Artists: Nao Okinaka, Masyaya Etou, Aki Nakashima, Takahito Kojima, Mitsuhiro Sasatani, Hirotaka Ijichi, Daisuke Nakai, Fumiko Takamiyagi, Naoki Taji, Daisuke Kojima, Hiroshi Kouchi, Shuhei Ishida, Daisuke Miyahara, Naoki Matsue, Seiichi Fudo, Yuki Yamamoto, Ken Ishihara, Shikana Kimura, Kazuhiro Kohata, Naoki Nakashiba, Akinobu Wada, Maori Nakagawa, Issei Honda, Zhou Changliang
• Course Gimmick Programmers: Ryouji Takasaki, Yu Nakawatari, Hiroki Hayami, Yasuhiko Hayashi, Chieko Nakai, Yoshiharu Kanai, Takaaki Ieki, Hideyuki Ura, Nobuki Watanabe, Yuki Kozai
• Game Mode Designers: Shiro Maekawa, Kentarou Kiyono, Takaaki Tanaka
• Game Mode Programmer: Chieko Nakai
• Text Editor: Takamasa Yoshimitsu
• Menu Screen Artists: Yuki Takeuchi, Kazuhiro Hidaka
• Ending Roll Artist: Hiroyuki Yamazura
• Menu Screen Programmer: Naoki Isoi
• Multi Platform Programmers: Makoto Suzuki, Takaaki Ieki
• Network System Designer: Masashi Jinbo
• Network System Programmers: Makoto Suzuki, Masahiro Sato
• Story Plotters: Shiro Maekawa, Hiroshi Miyamoto
• Scenario Writer: Masahiko Shiraishi
• Story Board Designers: Shiro Maekawa, Hiroshi Miyamoto
• Story Board Producers: Tatsura Yabuta, Toyokazu Hattori
• Story Board Assistant Producer: Yuji Miyazaki
• Story Board Artists (Event Scene): Tatsuya Yabuta, Naoya Ito, Chieko Suzuki
• Event Scene Artists: Takeshi Mitsumoto, Akira Kawanari, Kazuhito Takahashi, Yoshioki Yasuzumi, Maori Nakagawa
• Story Event Programmer: Naoki Isoi
• CG Movie Line Producer: Masahito Imamura
• Concept Art Producer (Movie Scene): Tomokazu Takahashi
• Story Board Artist (Movie Scene): Mikio Masuda
• CG Movie Senior Director: Minoru Kusakabe
• CG Movie Director: Kiyonobu Kitada
• Art Director: Tomohisa Ishikawa
• CG Movie Modeling: Hideyuki Shimizu, Motoki Nakazawa, Akira Kawasaki, Yoshihiko Yamaguchi, Ryohei Kanehashi, Masayuki Nishiguchi, Takanori Konno, Takahiko Kawamura, Ayumi Hayasaka, Michito Nishino
• CG Movie Animation and Scene Edit: Hirohisa Suzuki, Jun Yabuki, Yuki Hamatani, Yuichi Nagashima, Ataru Yamada, Yuya Nagata
• CG Movie VFX: Ryoji Fujita, Takashi Shinozuka
• CG Movie Production Managers: Sachiyo Ito, Kyohei Matsukuma
• CG Movie Assistant Producer: Atsuko Hashimoto
• CG Movie Producers: Masashi Sakamoto, Yoichiro Kiyota
• CG Movie Executive Producer: Shinya Sasahara
• Music Composers: Kenichi Tokoi, Fumie Kumatani, Hideaki Kobayashi, Tomonori Sawada
• "Un-gravitify"
  • Music: Kenichi Tokoi
  • Lyrics: runblebee
  • Vocal: Cashell
• "Catch Me If You Can"
  • Music: Kenichi Tokoi
  • Rhyme and Vocal: runblebee
• Sound Effects: Tomonori Sawada
• Japanese Character Voices: Jun-ichi Kanemaru, Ryo Hirohashi, Nobutoshi Canna, Daisuke Kishio, Chie Nakamura, Kenji Nomura, Taeko Kawata, Daisuke Ono, Nawo Takamori, Sayaka Aoki, Kouji Yusa, Rumi Ochiai, Chikao Otsuka
• Voice Recording Producer: Hiroyuki Inage
• Voice Recording Director: Keiichiro Miyoshi
• Recording: OMNIBUS JAPAN
• English Character Voices: Adam Caroleson, Amy Palant, Dan Green, Bella Hudson, Lisa Ortiz, Mike Pollock, Kathleen Delaney, Pete Capella, Rebecca Honig, Andrew Paull
• Production Manager: Saivatore Oppedisano
• Voice Director: Christopher Collet
• Audio Engineer: Richard Alvy
• Recording Coordinators: Akinori Nishiyama, Takashi Iizuka
• Development Supports: Taizou Okada, Yoshinori Uchida, Tatsuya Shiraishi, Nobuo Hatauchi, Kana Tamaki, Mirai Fujita

SEGA CORPORATION (JAPAN)

• Sales/Marketing: Takeshi Shimizu, Yasushi Yamashita, Yumiko Ueda, Toshirou Nakayama
• Public Relations: Yasushi Nagumo, Hiromi Seida
• International Business & PD: Tatsuyuki Miyazaki, Tatsuya Shikata, Aya Takeuchi
• Consumer Relationship Management: Kazunori Yagi, Yukihiro Taguchi, Masahiro Ozeki
• TEST Department: Junichi Shimizu, Akira Nishikawa, Akira Terasawa, Tomoki Matsuura, Daisuke Suzuki, Masato Bando
• QC Department: Sunao Murayama, Yuji Nakamura
• Package & Manual Production: Yoshihiro Sakuta, Hisakazu Nakagawa
• Chief Producers: Takayuki Kawagoe, Akinori Nishiyama
• Executive Supervisors: Hisao Oguchi, Hideki Okamura, Masanao Maeda, Naoya Tsurumi, Hiroyuki Miyazaki
• Executive Producer: Hajime Satomi

SEGA of America, Inc.

• President/COO: Simon Jeffery
• Vice President of Product Development: David Cobb
• Localization Manager: John Merlino
• Localization Producer: Kevin Frane, Patrick Riley
• Senior Publishing Manager: Klayton Vorlick
• Vice President of Sales: Sue Hughes-Taigen
• Vice President of Entertainment Marketing: Scott A. Steinberg
• Director of Marketing: Don Mesa
• Marketing Coordinator: Grant Matson
• Marketing Consultant: Marcella Churchill
• Product Marketing Manager: Judy Gilbertson
• Assistant Marketing Manager: Ken Balough
• Public Relations Manager: Tail Fischer
• Creative Services Manager: Jen Groeling
• Director of Web Development: Chris Olson
• Head of Operations: Tom Dudley
• QA Manager: Deni Skeens
• QA Supervisor: Josh Morton
• Senior QA Lead: Shawn Dobbins, Demetrius Griffin
• QA Lead Tester: Jason Bianchi
• Standards Supervisor: Stephen Akana
• Compliancy Lead: Junior Sison
• Compliancy Specialists: Lawrence Mann, Joe Floyd, Eduardo Camacho, John Belcher
• Mastering Lab Supervisor: Rhianna Kellom
• Mastering Lab Technicians: Rey Buzon, Scott Sampson, Ray Vasquez
• Hardware Technician: Matt Ellison
• Translation: Inbound, Osamu Shibamiya
• Overseas Consumer Business Department (SEGA of Japan): Aya Takeuchi, Tatsuya Shikata

SEGA EUROPE, LTD.

• President/COO: Mike Hayes
• Development Director: Gary Dunn
• Director of European Marketing: Gary Knight
• Head of Studio, Localisation: Kuniyo Matsumoto
• Senior Producer, Localisation: Akiko Uchida
• Senior European PR Executive: Kerry Martyn
• Marketing Manager: David Corless
• Assistant Brand Manager: Michele Dix
• Senior Brand Manager: Helen Lawson
• International Brand Manager: Ben Chalmers-Stevens
• Online Marketing Manager: Mike Evans
• Online Development Manager: Nina Ahmad
• Online Creative Manager: Bennie Booysen
• Senior Community Manager: Romily Broad
• Web Designer: Nawaz Alamgir
• Head of Development Services: Mark Le Breton
• Localisation Manager: Marta Lois Gonzalez
• Localisation Coordinator: Giuseppe Rizzo
• Localisation Team: Marco Borrelli, Katharina Kiegler, Jean-Loup Lansac, Jesús Álvarez Sánchez
• QA Shift Managers: Marlon Grant, Stuart Arrowsmith
• Mastering Technicians: John Hegarty, Jigar Patel
• Standards Coordinator: Mohammed Ajaib
• Assistant Standard Coordinators: Justin Amore, Mike Hanley
• Language QA Coordinator: Jean Baptiste Bagot
• Special Thanks: Tetsu Katano, Sachiko Kawamura, Masanobu Yamamoto, Masatoshi Nakamura, Wataru Watanabe, Shinobu Yokota, Jason Kuo, Teressa Guest, Keith Dwyer, Yoshiro Osaki, Takahiro Uno, Tatsuya Minami, Yoshisato Ashizawa
• Cooperated Companies: O-TWO inc., xeen Inc., NEURON・AGE, ANIMAROID Inc., anima inc., GONZO K.K., TOHOKUSHINSHA, 4Kids, Inbound, FUN UNIT inc., ODD Inc., EnumaElisch.LLP
• Game Engine: Havok
• Sound Designed by: Dolby Digital Pro Logic II
• Created by: Sonic Team
• Presented by: Sega

Manuals

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ROM dump status

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External links

• Official website on Sega.jp
• Sega of Japan catalogue pages: Wii
• Nintendo catalogue pages: JP, US, UK
• Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity on PlayStation.com: US

References

Sonic the Hedgehog games for the following systems

2007  Sonic and the Secret Rings | Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games     2008  Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity | Sonic Unleashed     2009  Sonic and the Black Knight | Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games | Sega Fun Pack: Sonic and the Secret Rings & Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz     2010  Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing | Sonic Colours     2011  Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games      Demos  Sonic to Himitsu no Ring Taikenban  Prototypes  Sonic and the Black Knight (preview build) | Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (GamesCom preview build) | Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (review build)

2003  Sonic Heroes     2004  Sonic Mega Collection Plus     2005  Sonic Gems Collection | Shadow the Hedgehog     2006  Sonic Riders | Sega Genesis Collection     2008  Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity | Sonic Unleashed     2009  Sega Fun Pack: Sonic Mega Collection Plus & Shadow the Hedgehog      Demos  Sonic Riders Trial Version  Prototypes  Sonic Mega Collection Plus (prototype; 2004-08-18) | Sonic Riders (prototype; 2005-12-08)