My experience is with the first game. The game is frustrating. I don't know if it's the difficulty level i.e. the dolphin needs to rise to the surface or look for air bubbles in undersea labyrinths, bosses and enemies were too tough or if the controls weren't precise enough. The game is long and there's not a lot of action but a gamer should be able to appreciate what the developers did/was trying to do. It's a unique experience and the story was pretty interesting to me..

I know a guy who makes an English cart of this game, and does a damn good job to; he creates a very authentic looking sticker label for the cart, as wel as puts in in a very authentic looking replica SNES box and includes an English manual as well. Because what he does is technically not "legal" I can't tell you who he is. It's a shame because he deserves more recogntion for what he does. If it makes you feel any better, his games are very expensive, as in $100+.

Shenmue_Jehuty

I vaguely remember letting go of the accelerator when turning into the corner starts the drift, then accelerate out to avoid the walls. Something like that.

LordBrew