Initial D Arcade Stage 8 - Paper Cup Drift?!

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Iketani hears from Takumi that it's possible to drift without spilling the water in a paper cup, and asks us to try it!

0:00 Opening Cutscene
0:26 Akina Paper Cup Drift
4:30 Car Tuning
5:08 Next Battle

Initial D (頭文字D) is a Japanese street racing manga by Shuichi Shigeno written from 1995 to 2013. It was adapted into an anime series, several movies, and an arcade game series. This video is from Initial: D Arcade Stage 8: Infinity.

The story focuses on the world of illegal Japanese street racing, where all the action is concentrated in the mountain passes and rarely in cities or urban areas, with a particular emphasis on drifting. With editorial supervision provided by professional race car driver and drifting pioneer Keiichi Tsuchiya, the series attained additional legitimacy and became popular for it's depiction of Japanese touge drifting and car culture.

The story begins in Gunma prefecture and the Kantō region of Japan, starting with Mt. Akina, where Takumi Fujiwara is unknowingly trained by his street racer father, Bunta, to become a fast driver by delivering tofu to the resort hotels at the top of the mountain every day since middle school. Their family delivery vehicle is Bunta's old street racing car the Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT Apex, or "AE86." The daily training gives Takumi a perfect understanding of every turn on Mt. Akina, and an unbeatable driving technique, despite the fact that Takumi has always felt forced to drive and only drives fast to get the delivery over with.

The story heats up when the Ryosuke and Keisuke Takahashi of the Akagi Red Suns challenge the Akina Speed Stars to a downhill battle. Through several unplanned events, Takumi and his AE86 end up facing off against Keisuke's Mazda FD RX7 and Takumi's superior driving skill allows him to win, starting the "Legend of the Either-Six of Akina." This attracts more rivals from nearby mountains including the Myogi Night Kids, who come to challenge Takumi and his AE86. Sucked into the world of street racing, Takumi learns to love the throttle of competition and trying to be the fastest downhill driver.

This leads to Takumi accepting battles in other areas, including a races at Mt. Usui, Mt. Myogi, Shomaru, and Irohazaka. Ultimately, Takumi joins Project.D, as the downhill ace, racing as a tag-team alongside Keisuke Takahashi who is the uphill ace. Project D was formed by the White Comet of Akagi, Ryosuke Takahashi to follow his dream, of finding talented local drivers and training them up to be world-class racers.

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Using the power of weight shift and plot armor to avoid spilling the water! XD
0:00 Opening Cutscene
0:26 Akina Paper Cup Drift
4:30 Car Tuning
5:08 Next Battle

KameTrick

I had a good laugh when you pointed out your reason for using the clutch as brake. As someone who worked at an arcade through the V3/V4 days - thanks for the trip down memory lane and I'll look forward to your tutorial for getting Arcade Stage going on PC. That looks like a hell of a lot of fun!

eevee_p

Okay Thank you very much. after Studying this part 3:43 now i understand this type of drifting.
Break before you are gonna turn. engage Clutch to second gear (cause 2nd gear max speed is 90), Turn to Desired Direction to engage Drift. let go Brakes and Start Accelerating - begin to Balance the vehicle by using the Accelerator and Turning. Straighten the vehicle out before turn ends.

can replicate in the game now Woo!

pikachufan

dayum i gotta get myself those racing shoes, keep up great content :)

lober

I like the clutch brake idea actually, nice videos !

JFlowZen

HOW DO I GET THIS ON
please make a tutorial all the one out are very

ALHXNNY

Also the distance of the clutch feels closer to the arcade cabinet where the brake is..

tfx

Quick question. What did you use to set up your wheel to the game? I haven’t been able to find an answer. Great vid!

mysticcrushgamers

Aren't you going to finish the rest of the initial d game? I'm really enjoying these but you've only done 3 videos

BigMilan

After setting the wheel angle, is there any phenomenon that it turns to more than the set angle when the wheel is turned?
This phenomenon did not appear in Logitech G29. But it happened with the fanatec 911 turbo s.

RICEISHERO

you should make a video for assetto corsa drifting. On when you should use the handbrake and when to clutch kick. Its a problem a lot of simracers that i see struggle with including me.

cantfeelthis