Jeremy McGrath Supercross 98 (1998, PlayStation) brought the king of supercross to Sony’s first console in one of the earliest motocross games to hit mainstream success. Developed by Atod and published by Acclaim, it let players tear through dirt tracks, clear massive jumps, and battle for position in true ‘90s arcade-sim style.

Released in February 1998, this title was all about fast-paced motocross racing with official stadium tracks and the star power of Jeremy McGrath himself. While it leaned more toward arcade fun than hardcore realism, it gave fans of the sport a chance to bring supercross home on the PlayStation with split-screen multiplayer and plenty of racing modes.

Why this dirt bike classic still matters today:

1. Star Power: Features 7-time AMA Supercross champ Jeremy McGrath.
2. Arcade Racing Action: Accessible controls and fast-paced racing designed for fun.
3. Split-Screen Multiplayer: Go head-to-head with friends in couch racing battles.
4. Collector’s Appeal: One of the first licensed supercross games of the PlayStation era.

Jeremy McGrath Supercross 98 for PS1 is a true late-‘90s racer — a mix of arcade action and motocross grit that kicked off a wave of extreme sports games on Sony’s original console.

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