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Drifting on Mario Kart Wii is quite easy. The more tricky part is drifting at the right time.
Steps
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1Find out what controller you're using. The buttons you press to drift depend on this.
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2Play with your controller for a while to get used to it. Start off using Automatic drift to help acquire you to your controller further.Advertisement
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3Learn about your vehicle. Are you going to be using a kart? Are you going to be using a bike? In addition to using either a kart or bike, you have inner-drift bikes and outer-drift bikes.
- Inner-drift bikes are those bikes who drift inward upon drifting.
- Outer-drift bikes are those bikes who drift outward upon drifting (as shown in the video below).
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4Once you have gotten familiar with your vehicle, you're ready to select manual. Drifting on each controller is different with different buttons to press.
- On the Wii wheel and Wii remote and nunchuk, you're going to want to hold down the B button (located on the back of the Wii remote) to drift.
- On the classic controller, classic controller pro, and GameCube controller, you're going to want to hold down either the B or R button.
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5Continue to practice. You're not going to master it off of one try. Continue to practice until you feel you have a good grasp on it.
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6Drift using other characters or vehicles. Once you have a good grasp on drifting, select other characters or vehicles and see if you can drift just as well as you did before.
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Community Q&A
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QuestionCan you get the boost when drifting automatically?WiiMaster101Community AnswerNo you can’t. You can get a Mini Turbo Boost when you have Manual Drifting Mode on.
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Things You'll Need
- Wii console connected to a TV
- Mario Kart Wii disc
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