How do you do that Turbo boost while going around corners in Mario Kart for the DS? I bought mine used without an instruction manual.
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Snaking (boosting back and forth on long, straight paths) is a way to get ahead in races. My friend told me about it, but it's kind of hard to do. Well, at least for me.
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"hold R on your ds which is the button on the back on the right and turn the way you need to, then press left and right on your arrows on the pad repeatedly you will get blue sparks then red once red you can let go of R"
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You don't only have to do this on turns. On Figure-8 Circuit, on the long straightaways, you can drift back and forth, getting mini turbos. This is called snaking, and is faster than just driving straight down the track. You can do this on other tracks as well.
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