ADVANCED CONTROLS

Learn advanced driving techniques in Midnight Club II! Master Burnout, In-Air Controls, Slip-Stream Turbo, and Two-Wheel Driving to dominate the competition.

Alright, so you've gotten the hang of the basics in Midnight Club II, but there's a whole other level of driving you can unlock. These advanced techniques are what separate the good drivers from the legends. Let's break 'em down so you can start pulling off some serious moves.

Burnout: This is your secret weapon for getting a killer start. When your car is stopped, hold down the handbrake and then hit the accelerator. You'll see your tires start smoking, and a meter on the right side of your screen will fill up. Once that meter is full, just release the handbrake and BAM! You'll launch forward like a rocket. Seriously, make it a habit to use this at the start of every race, especially after you unlock it.

In-Air Controls: Ever find yourself flying through the air and landing a bit wonky? This is how you fix it. While you're airborne, hold down the L1 button. Then, use your left stick to tilt your car in the direction you want. It's super handy for leveling yourself out before you touch down, making your landings smoother and keeping your momentum.

Slip-Stream Turbo: This one's all about drafting. Get right behind another car, and you'll notice two white lines appear on either side of their vehicle. Stick your car right in between those lines, and you'll start filling up that same meter on the right side of your screen. The closer you are, the faster it fills. Once the meter is maxed out, hit R2 for a Slip-Stream Turbo. It's similar to a nitro but lasts for a shorter time, though the speed boost you get is actually bigger. It's a great way to gain massive speed when you're tailing someone.

Two-Wheel Driving: This is a flashy move that can also help you navigate certain situations. While you're driving on the ground, hold down the L1 button and then push your left stick left or right. Your car will pop up onto two wheels. To get back on all four, just release the L1 button. It looks cool, and it can be useful for getting over small obstacles or just showing off.