Need for Drift: Most Wanted

FAQs

• What is the purpose of a drift?
  Generally speaking, the purpose of drifting is for the driver to make the car spin sideways, intentionally causing the car to oversteer, in order to achieve a drift state.
• How do you drift in games?
  To do Slide Drift, you have to press the drift button while you're going straight, then turn. If the turn is left then right, do the slide facing right and drift until the car passes the left corner.
• Why do racers drift?
  So drifting is more appropriate than traditional racing corners on loose surfaces? To add to this, drifting in rallying works because the driver can't always see the full corner, and drifting lets them adjust their car's line to go as fast as possible.
• What are the rules of drifting?
  Drifting is traditionally scored by a panel of three judges. These judges score both the qualifying runs and the battles. In qualifying, the judges will each give a driver a score out of 100. The average of these two scores will be the scored points for the driver's run.
• What Need for Speed games have drifting?
  Drift Races are events that entirely focus on drifting and are featured in Need for Speed: Underground, Need for Speed: Underground 2, Need for Speed: Carbon, Shift 2: Unleashed, and Need for Speed (2015).
• Is there a point to drifting?
  Generally speaking, the purpose of drifting is for the driver to make the car spin sideways, intentionally causing the car to oversteer, in order to achieve a drift state.
• What game has the best drifting?
  Considered by many as one of the most excellent overall purebred simulators, Assetto Corsa is also known as one of the best games for drift realism. Released in 2014 on PC and in 2016 on PS4 and Xbox One, the PC version of Assetto Corsa is customizable like rFactor 2, but with a more significant number of mods.
• How do I get better at drifting games?