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{{LLQuote|Colliding with an opponent in an antigravity zone will cause you to bounce away from each other, giving you both a slight speed boost.|''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' Digital Manual}} | {{LLQuote|Colliding with an opponent in an antigravity zone will cause you to bounce away from each other, giving you both a slight speed boost.|''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' Digital Manual}} | ||
'''Spin Boosting''' is driving technique used and introduced in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. The technique is exclusive in [[anti-gravity]] segments in the tracks. When two or more players collide with each other, all players who made contact | '''Spin Boosting''' is driving technique used and introduced in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. The technique is exclusive in [[anti-gravity]] segments in the tracks. When two or more players collide with each other, all players who made contact receive a speed boost, unlike in normal gravity sections where players simply collide from each other. Players can also receive spin boosts from driving through designated obstacles in the track such as the blue-colored wheels in [[Water Park]] or star-shaped formations in [[Electrodrome]]. Hideki Konno has stated that if two players collide 4 times in a row, they will fully slipstream at the same time. | ||
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Revision as of 19:55, July 26, 2014
Spin Boosting is driving technique used and introduced in Mario Kart 8. The technique is exclusive in anti-gravity segments in the tracks. When two or more players collide with each other, all players who made contact receive a speed boost, unlike in normal gravity sections where players simply collide from each other. Players can also receive spin boosts from driving through designated obstacles in the track such as the blue-colored wheels in Water Park or star-shaped formations in Electrodrome. Hideki Konno has stated that if two players collide 4 times in a row, they will fully slipstream at the same time.
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