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''Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity'', later released in Japan as , is a hoverboard racing video game developed by Sonic Team and published by Sega. It is the fifth racing game in the ''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series, following ''Sonic Drift'', ''Sonic Drift 2'', ''Sonic R'' and its predecessor, ''Sonic Riders''. A sequel titled ''Sonic Free Riders'' was released on November 4, 2010 exclusively for Kinect on Xbox 360. ==Plot== The Story is split into two halves, the Heroes Story (Team Sonic), and Babylon Story (Babylon Rogues). Although the stories start separately, they overlap each other, telling the story as the main characters within that story see it. Following the format of Sonic Riders, Babylon Story also includes an epilogue that expands past the Heroes Story leading to the last course. Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles are alerted to robots that are attacking a famous city of the future. They set out to retrieve a legendary artifact that has the ability to control gravity. Along the way they discover surprises, including the return of the Babylon Rogues, a group of avian thieves who are also after the artifacts. This sets off a war to decide who gets the artifact, leading them to settle their dispute by having an Extreme Gear competition. Toward the end the Heroes story, Sonic and friends discover that Eggman had created the robots, but they had gone berserk due to a malfunction. Helping Eggman regain control of his robots he attempts to use the power of the artifacts to control his machines at will from his secret base. Sonic and friends along with the Babylon Rouges destroy it. During the Babyon Rouges story, Jet, Wave, and Storm discover the artifacts are attracted by each other and have the power to raise an ancient Babylon city. During the game, Jet and Sonic both stop Eggman from using the artifacts to control his robots. However, due to a distortion, as the Babylon city begins to float into the sky, the artifacts power becomes corrupted and opens up a black hole which could vacuum in the whole world. Jet, Sonic, and the rest of the gang fly to the Babylon city to fight the Boss of the game. When the boss was defeated, the Babylon Garden ascended into space, with all of the damage averted. Jet, Wave, and Storm look at the sunrise and Jet says that he feels content with Earth. As Sonic and the gang travel back to the city, they marvel over the artifacts and Babylon Garden's true origins: they originated from another planet unlike Earth. The Babylonians' home, Babylon Garden, malfunctioned during its space traveling and ended up in Earth's orbit. They decided to shut down their home by removing its power, the Arks of the Cosmos, and letting them scatter across space until they land back on Earth, wishing to return home. Amy, especially, was amazed, believing it to be the origin of wishing on shooting stars. Later, Jet comes back, and challenges Sonic to another race 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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