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6 Jul 2013
27 Dec 2009 Hey. I got Mario Kart Wii for christmas, and i've been playing it since this morning. i've been playing most of the day (yes, i know i'm a big saddo
I've been learning manual for a while and now, despite being able to optimize drift boosts pretty effectively, I still can't beat my old automatic times. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but my manual driving just seems to be consistently slower. I have looked some crud about automatic vs manual and all
Well, automatic means that you automaticaly drift at sharp turns, manual means that to drift you have to brake while at those sharp turns. The main difference is that with manual, when you drift you can get a small speed boost (mini-turbo). So it really depends on what you're comfortable with, if you just wanna drive without
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One bonus that Automatic Drifting does have in Super Mario Kart is that players won't spin out if they over-drift, like they regularly would. CPUs in Mario Kart Wii NEVER choose Automatic, only Manual. Super Mario Kart never designated its Automatic drift officially as "Automatic", but the processes are still the same.
25 Jan 2009
Manual mode is similar to driving in previous Mario Kart games. When going around a turn, you can hop and drift to modify the turn. When the color changes, you can release the drift button to get a speed boost. Automatic mode has none of the hopping or sparks.
I don't use the mode anymore, but because it existed in Mario Kart Wii, I learned how to play the game properly, and became better than I ever would be . One advantage I can see it having over automatic is that I believe from memory you couldn't do a manual drift at all in automatic, meaning that the only
We've been currently having an argument amongst my friends debating that Automatic cars are faster than manual cars in a straight road. We're yet to test this but can somebody clarify that: In a straight road without drifting, automatic cars are faster than manual cars. Thanks.

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