DS Wireless

[Spriggan]

Drifting isn't bad, you get use to it.  As for those that drop out take heart to know that they get penalized for it, dropping out counts as loosing the match on your stats.

[Gemm: Rock & Roll Star; Born to Rock]

I will have to disagree. Drifting brings in the class of button mashers that is always associated well with fighter games like Capcom vs. SNK and Street fighter (although if I remember correctly SF was actually well done).

Drifting is for those over-eager gamers who love to push buttons faster than they can think of what would really happen were they to tap their pencil too hard on a test paper.

[Parker]

I don't know--for me, drifting makes the game have something a bit more than simple steer and shoot.  It adds some more skill, and I've always liked it.  Then again, I've never played it without it.