What's worse is that you cannot watch this sub-second replay (though I only tried Luigi Circuit ) since you will get another person's video,who will have a decent time and yet crash into the wall for the entirety of the replay. And when I say ridiculous I really mean plain stupid all tracks in the Mushroom cup, for example, have best times of 00.00.159 and all by the same person Go to other tournaments too and you shall see a similar pattern of sub-second track times all recorded by the same, nameless, person.
#Mario kart wii hacked trial#
However, it seems like somebody, who is not technically retarded and has no consience whatsoever, has managed to hack into the system, recording absolutely ridiculous (and obviously fake) best time trial times for each and every single track in the game. Hell, I only wish I could hack into Nintendo's online system and change my rankings but alas, I am too technically retarded to attempt it and I have a conscience that prevents me from doing such things. If you're anything like me, then I think you'll find something rather strange going on in terms of the worlds best rankings. Plus, for each coin you collect you get a very, very tiny speed boost - even after you've collected the maximum of 10 coins.Connect to the Mario Kart Wii channel and check the time trials world rankings. It's not as thrilling as a short burst of speed, but increasing your top speed, especially on straightaways, can make all the difference. Wondering what the heck coins actually do? Well each coin you collect boosts your overall speed. It's not always worth the boost, however, sometimes you just want to slide to conquer a corner. Jump and initiate a slide way before you enter a turn and watch your wheel sparks closely - when they turn red, or blue, let go for your boost. Basically, the longer you slide, the bigger the boost you'll get. This is the toughest trick to master for new karters. You can get two levels of boosts when power sliding. Maintain this position for about 3 seconds and you'll blast past the other character in one of the game's better speed boosts.
When you drive right behind another kart (in their slipstream) you might see some "speed lines" form in the air.
#Mario kart wii hacked drivers#
Watch out for drivers scoring collision boosts off of you, though, as they can bump you off the road. When in zero g, any kart you hit - and certain glowing posts in the road- will give you a speed boost. Mario Kart 8 tracks feature zero G, or zero gravity, sections where your boring old wheels turn into Back to the Future-like hover wheels. Just hit jump right when you leave the ground to get a boost. Hit Jump just as you leave the ramp to do a trick and get a small speed boost.Īnother trick that many players don't realize at first is that you don't need a ramp to do a trick boost - you can use an environmental hazard, like the shockwave from Bowser's fist in Bowser's Castle, or the upswelling currents in Dry Dry Desert. Pretty much any time you catch air in Mario Kart 8, you can get a speed boost. Note that if you are a bit early and hit the button while the 2 is still in the air, you will spin out.
#Mario kart wii hacked how to#
As soon as the number 2 drops to the bottom, hold down the accelerate button - you will blast forward ahead of everyone else who doesn't know how to boost. Watch the numbers closely as they fall into place. You'll have to time this one perfectly to get a boost. The first speed boost you should never, ever miss is right at the starting line.
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