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SONIC RIDERS ZERO GRAVITY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
SONIC RIDERS ZERO GRAVITY (PLAYSTATION 2 PS2)
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Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity is a hoverboard-racing set in the Sonic universe and it's the sequel to Sonic Riders. When four mysterious meteorites crash into the planet, they accidentally activate MeteorTech robots around the world who go on a rampage. It's up to Team Sonic to uncover the mystery behind the MeteorTech and why the robots are attacking meteorites.
Compared to the previous game, this edition introduces new abilities. By performing tricks and completing challenges, gravity points can be earned. This enables Gravity Dive which opens up a black hole, sucking the player in and thus providing faster speed, and Gravity Control. By changing gravity, alternate paths can be used through walls and other surfaces. A third is called Gravity Drift. Much like the Grip move in the previous game, characters can use it to spin tight around corners. There are various objects, obstacles on the course and different vehicles such as hoverboards, bikes, air pilots, yachts, air skates and other crafts. These can all be upgraded, even while racing.
The three new game modes are Survival mode (crushing opponents on certain parts of a track), Survival Relay (relay course with several players) and Survival Ball (soccer game). There are sixteen courses with two tracks each, sixty different vehicles and eighteen playable characters, most of which must be unlocked. They are divided into three categories (Speed, Flight, and Power) and have custom gear that allows them to use specific hotkeys.
Compared to the previous game, this edition introduces new abilities. By performing tricks and completing challenges, gravity points can be earned. This enables Gravity Dive which opens up a black hole, sucking the player in and thus providing faster speed, and Gravity Control. By changing gravity, alternate paths can be used through walls and other surfaces. A third is called Gravity Drift. Much like the Grip move in the previous game, characters can use it to spin tight around corners. There are various objects, obstacles on the course and different vehicles such as hoverboards, bikes, air pilots, yachts, air skates and other crafts. These can all be upgraded, even while racing.
The three new game modes are Survival mode (crushing opponents on certain parts of a track), Survival Relay (relay course with several players) and Survival Ball (soccer game). There are sixteen courses with two tracks each, sixty different vehicles and eighteen playable characters, most of which must be unlocked. They are divided into three categories (Speed, Flight, and Power) and have custom gear that allows them to use specific hotkeys.
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