Meanwhile, Team Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog, Knuckles the Echidna, and Miles "Tails" Prower) want to win the race and figure out Dr. Team Dark (made up of Shadow the Hedgehog, the robot E-10000B, and Rouge the Bat) enters the race for the big treasure while Team Babylon (comprised of Jet the Hawk, Storm the Albatross, and Wave the Swallow) wants the treasure and the chance to prove that they are the fastest team in the world. Four teams have been invited to enter the contest, each with its own ulterior motive. Eggman, set up in a rather poor disguise, is holding a second EX World Grand Prix tournament where the winner gets plenty of cash and treasure for his efforts. The plot for the game is a little different than what was seen in the previous games in the series. Can Sonic's racer pull off an amazing racing experience, or is it still a mediocre title with a shiny new control scheme? This suddenly makes a once-mediocre racing title more intriguing. Sonic Free Riders acts as a sequel to the second hoverboard racing game, Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity, but this time, it does so without a traditional controller. It is the first time, however, that Sonic is being used on the Kinect for a racing experience. It also isn't the first time Sonic has jumped on a hoverboard, as evidenced by Sonic Riders, which was released in the previous generation of consoles. He's done so on foot in Sonic R and Sonic Rivals (and the sequel), and he jumped into a go-kart against fellow Sega icons in Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing. This isn't the first time Sonic has gone racing.
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