Not long after EA’s Supercross 2000 comes Acclaim’s Supercross 2000. This is very similar in terms of modes and features, but the handling feels quite different, with this being much easier to control. It also feels less “on rails”, even though it still has invisible walls to stop you going off track.

There’s plenty of different stadiums to race in, along with some bigger outdoor tracks, and it feels fine. The sound is horrendous, though, with the bikes sounding like constantly farting flies. There’s also a simple, but restrictive, track editor. The freestyle stunt mode includes a moon level, which is an added bonus.

Fine

Jeremy McGrath is as stoic a game as you could ever hope to play, principally because it offers no sort of challenge, but also because visually it seems to have had all of two minutes lavished on it.

Tim Weaver, N64 Magazine #40. Review Score: 53%

Remake or remaster?

There are better motorbike games.

Official ways to get the game.

There’s no official way to get Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000