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They include the Mushroom Gorge Gap Jump, the Toad's Factory Lake Jump, The DK Summit Single and Double, and many more.

There are also many unintended, but useful shortcuts in Mario Kart Wii.

See the video below for all the shortcuts in the game. They require some sort of Mushroom boost or Star (which make you unaffected by grass or mud) to get across. They are extremely useful, however, many of them are covered in mud or grass that slow you down. Many courses, including Mushroom Gorge, GCN Peach Beach, N64 Mario Raceway, Mario Circuit, Coconut Mall, Wario's Gold Mine, GBA Shy Guy Beach, DS Delfino Square, and more contain hidden (intended) shortcuts and jumps. Keep in mind that bikes and karts drift differently, so try out both and see which one you prefer, although it is accepted in the Mario Kart Wii community that bikes are generally better to use because they can perform wheelies when not turning.

Wii mario kart strategy guide manual#

Try and play on Manual as soon as you feel comfortable as it is a huge advantage and will help you get better at the game. Automatic is better for beginners, as you do not have to constantly hold B whenever you turn but Manual allows you to use mini-turbo which can be used very cleverly. Tilting your Wii Remote from side to side while holding B and turning makes the mini-turbo charge faster.

Orange Mini-Turbos are only possible using karts. Manual drifting does allow you to use Mini-Turbos, which can be activated by releasing B (the drift button) when you see blue or orange sparks from behind your vehicle as you drift. Automatic allows you to drift (turn easily at corners) automatically without pressing buttons, but does not allow the usage of Mini-Turbos, which are miniature speed boosts. The Bowser Bike/Flame Runner has better speed and a much higher weight, but its other stats are not as good as the Bullet Bike's.Ĭhoose which drift type you'll be using - Automatic or Manual. The Bullet Bike, which is a light vehicle, has slightly less speed and a lot less weight then the other, but makes up for it with better overall stats. They both have similar statistics, but since they're from different weight classes, they have slight differences. As an example, take the Bullet Bike and the Bowser Bike/Flame Runner.Medium characters have the most balanced stats (though once again, this usually depends on the bike/kart you choose.) Big characters give more speed and more weight bonuses but less of everything else, as well as an increased resistance to getting bumped around. Because they are light they can be bumped around more often. Light characters give less speed and weight bonuses, but are better at everything else. More important to take into consideration is the weight class, divided up into Light, Medium or Heavy characters. Although these certainly do not make too much of a difference (with some characters it's really not even noticeable), it's fine to look them up in depth.

All of the Mario Kart Characters have stats that are not listed in game.