While Sonic Riders has enough cool moments to be somewhat interesting, it falls short in too many areas to be worthwhile

The exciting moments and cool concept can't save it from its lack of control, shortness, and many frustrations

The gameplay has some exciting moments, namely while performing flips and spins in midair, which are executed with simple tilts of the control stick

Such a great game and in great condition

The game came in with all the booklets and the case was in great condition

The item was shipped according & item was is good condition

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

In the rare CG cutscene, however, the visuals are very sharp, and look about as good as an animated movie (although nowhere near Pixar quality, of course).Still, during the cutscenes it doesn't really matter how good they look because of the dreadful storyline and horrible voice acting, which brings us to the area of sound

moments+ Survival Mode is pretty solid+ animated cutscenes look greatNegative:- TERRIBLE story starring even worse voice acting- outrageously short story (although that can be a good thing, too)- very few courses- no real sense of speed- too many things can happen that are out of your control- pit stopsTHE FINAL VERDICT: Sonic Riders has a cool concept and some fun moments, but that can't save it from the lack of control, general shortness, and plethora of frustrations

So, I bought this on a nice price and so glad it got here so quickly

I got the game for such a good price, with the manual and case!

My grandson is happy again!

Grandson loved it!

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

Officially one of my favorite racers on the game cube

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

Boosting barely increases your speed for more than a second, turning is a serious pain, you have to take pit stops, and riding turbulence (caused by other racers' boosts) causes too many frustrations that are out of your control

Sonic is made fun of mercilessly by the annoying Jet the Hawk, whose voice cracks every 3 syllables, for being SLOW, of all things

A fun Sonic game I played way back when it first came out

Sonic is among the older franchises in games, and also the more beloved, famous, and unpredictable

Despite a few flaws Sonic Riders is a decent game for the Nintendo Gamecube

As far as Riders is concerned, it's just so-so

Despite a few flaws Sonic Riders is a decent game for the Nintendo Gamecube

This game is alot better than Shadow The Hedgehog, and Sega doesn't lie when they said that this game has adrenaline, so I recommend Sonic Riders.

The game (in my opinion) is better than Sonic Riders Zero Gravity

As far as the graphics are concerned, the tracks are very akin to the game F-Zero GX, which was also developed by Sega.

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

The most poor graphics of the game I have seen, are in the short tid bits that are between levels.

The graphics and the courses for the game are extremely wild, but also takes some familiarity towards F-Zero GX which Sega helped Nintendo create and develop a few years ago

The graphics as always are pretty cool and i love watching sonic do his spinning throughout the game.

over all a fair game.gameplay 8/10This game will suck u in and this is what i mean by this

earlier reviewer said knuckles emotes are hilarious he is rightooverall the graphics are pretty goodsound 10/10if ur like me and you like techno this musics got that techno feel to it which plzes me

If Sonic Rush has such great music, why can't they get any good music for a Gamecube exclusive

over all a fair game.gameplay 8/10This game will suck u in and this is what i mean by this

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

Fun gameplay, great cartoony graphics, good soundtrack, and a lot of extra modes to keep you busy long after beating the Story Modes

Normal Race is where the player can do a free race (1p-4p),Time Attack(1p only), and World Grand Prix(avaliable after story mode is complete).

The races are mildly exciting as you perform cool tricks and boost your way through the game's 7 courses, or 14 if you count the juiced up night versions of each

I can't tell you how many times I lost a race because I hit a

I was so relieved when I finished the races, only to realize I had another, harder race ahead

Now this seems like a cool idea, as you can catch up to opponents easier by riding his or her turbulence.

Even though it can be helpful, this is; however, one of the awkward controls, because if it is not used correctly it can mess you up.

What I think is the worst control, however, is the turbulence.

The controls are really annoying, especially the air system

The other awkward controls, include the tricks themselves.

The story is so not Sonic-like, has so many ridiculous plot holes, and is so totally unfitting to a racing game that it's just a pain to watch, and the absolutely DREADFUL voice acting drags it even lower

moments+ Survival Mode is pretty solid+ animated cutscenes look greatNegative:- TERRIBLE story starring even worse voice acting- outrageously short story (although that can be a good thing, too)- very few courses- no real sense of speed- too many things can happen that are out of your control- pit stopsTHE FINAL VERDICT: Sonic Riders has a cool concept and some fun moments, but that can't save it from the lack of control, general shortness, and plethora of frustrations

In the rare CG cutscene, however, the visuals are very sharp, and look about as good as an animated movie (although nowhere near Pixar quality, of course).Still, during the cutscenes it doesn't really matter how good they look because of the dreadful storyline and horrible voice acting, which brings us to the area of sound