Winding your way round the mountain trails and river rapids of Koopa Cape is full-throttle fun from start to finish, but to make things even speedier keep these little tips in mind. Drive through it, up the stairs, over the speed boost and hopefully into first place. As you come round the first big right-hand turn, keep veering right towards the building on the corner. This well-concealed shortcut will definitely put some distance between you and your closest challengers. Don’t forget to jump – and don’t look down! Veer right immediately after the protective barrier stops and use a Dash Mushroom to leap across the gorge below. Although the corner gives you the option of grabbing an item and performing a speed-boosting stunt, you can claw back a couple of vital seconds by cutting it all together. As you descend the mountain and pass over the bumpy stretch of snow littered with ramps, you’ll see a sharp corner up ahead. Immediately after the first escalator, you can veer right for a handy shortcut - sticking to the walkway if you don’t have a Dash Mushroom, or cutting even more of the track out by heading through the open shop door if you do.Ī tricky shortcut that requires a Dash Mushroom, this one is only for the bravest of drivers. First of all, make sure you always pick an escalator that is moving in the right direction when the time comes to take the stairs. Check out these hints and tips to get a head-start as you try to rocket your way to the winner’s podium on the game’s Grand Prix tracks.Īs you would expect in a sprawling shopping mall, there’s plenty of alternative routes you can take to cut your time. Also, use a mushroom and hop at the start of the lap just before the slope to save lots of time.Why stick to the track when it’s faster to cut a corner or two? In Mario Kart Wii, there are plenty of ways to shave a couple of seconds off your time or sneak into first place before your rivals even notice you’ve taken a shortcut. You can do it without a mushroom if you have enough speed. Most of the time there is no railing, which makes it a lot harder.ĭon't try drifting(Except when you auto-drift.) for long times around the corners, you just fall off! Also, the faster you go, the slower you go! After the figure eight, use a mushroom to jump over the huge ditch however this short is risky for how little time it saves. The Hardest course on the game, Rainbow Road is a challenging track with lots of corners. When you get in the air hop into the wall and you will teleport into the area with the three Thwomps. Don't pass the ramp jump high in the air right when you drive on the ramp.
Right after you pass the Mecha Bowser, go to the rightmost direction. Help us expand it, and you get a cookie.Ī classic track which has been in every Mario Kart. Try to hit the dash panels, as it saves precious time.īowser's Castle This section is a stub. If you stay in the centre of the track a all times, you will avoid all the cars and lorries.
or if you have a triple mushrooms, a golden mushroom, or a star, use the terrain to ramp up to the upper area to the right, and then keep going straight until you reach the area where you would exit the first shortcut. At the end of the race use a mushroom to skip the last turn.
#MARIO KART WII SUPER SHORTCUTS PATCH#
use triple mushrooms, a golden mushroom, a star, or a bullet bill to cross the large empty patch of sand before the bridge. On the second lap, you can choose whether to go through or not, but don't go through on the third lap unless you have something that will let you get across without being affected by the sand.Īt the beginning, look to your right to see a field of cacti. On the first lap, go right through the area with falling sand. Use a mushroom boost to take a major shortcut if you go left when you get to the bridge instead of crossing it. Try not to get hit by them if you are in or close to first, and use them for trick jumps once they stop moving.
Throughout the race, more of the pillars lining the track will fall over.
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