NJ5 is correct, you are a troll. You haven't played the game and take the reviewers' word for it on how the game plays. Most reviewers didn't know how to play the game.

Look through this page of the thread again, you see several people pointing out that Mario Kart Wii MUST take skill or otherwise I wouldn't be able to win so many races. Everything points to the reviewers being wrong and if you want to challenge this conclusion, there's a simple way to do this: Play against me.

NJ5 is correct, you are a troll. You haven't played the game and take the reviewers' word for it on how the game plays. Most reviewers didn't know how to play the game.

Look through this page of the thread again, you see several people pointing out that Mario Kart Wii MUST take skill or otherwise I wouldn't be able to win so many races. Everything points to the reviewers being wrong and if you want to challenge this conclusion, there's a simple way to do this: Play against me.

The same people don't play against me after I post my friend code.

Btw, what do you think about my idea a post above yours?

The same people don't play against me after I post my friend code.

Btw, what do you think about my idea a post above yours?

I know that you don't own MKWii, that's why I said that a mod could take your place and race against me. If you really think that the official and user reviews speak the truth that Mario Kart Wii is a simplified game, you have nothing to fear and can pick a mod of your choice.

Oh, I see, a trick question. Of course I don't deny that reviews and users claimed that the powerslide has been simplified, because they did claim this very thing. But they are wrong with this assumption and that's what I and others are trying to tell you. As previously said, the best way to find out who is actually right, is to play the game.

Don't believe NJ5 about the powersliding, he is a novice himself.

It doesn't depend on where on the curve of a track you powerslide, it depends on the direction you are steering in during the powerslide. Inside = good, outside = bad.

That's too bad then. By any chance, do you have a friend who owns a Wii and Mario Kart?

The thing where reviewers are wrong is that they say that the whole game has been simplified to a point where luck is more important than skill which simply isn't true. They were just looking for an easy way to blame the game, because they were incapable of beating 150cc Grand Prixs on first try. Can't win races, must be the game's fault, not the lack of skill of the person who plays it. Sure.

The powerslide mechanics themselves have been changed, the learning curve is the same as before or maybe even longer if you consider the problems that game journalists had with the game. Instead of quickly steering to the outside of the corner twice to charge the miniturbo in Double Dash!!, the charge works automatically in Mario Kart Wii, but if you steer inside in corners it charges faster, if you steer outside it charges slower. The difference in time to charge a single turbo is more than one second, comparing doing it right to doing it wrong.

Due to the vastly different controlling vehicles it takes a good portion of skill to approach every corner in the game in an angle which let's you steer to the inside of the corner the whole time. Not only do you save time by taking the corner sharp, you also charge your miniturbo faster. There are a lot of little things you can do in Mario Kart Wii to save time and if you are aware of them, a skilled player usually finishes half a lap ahead of an above average player, despite the less skilled player getting mushrooms and other good stuff.