Author Topic: Motocross N64 Comparison: Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000, (VS) Excitebike 64  (Read 784 times)

While these games don't seem vary popular as other games since these are both sports motocross games for the Nintendo 64 I was wondering if anyone ever played either of these 2 titles

First off these games are almost identcal there both games are a motocross racing game, and both of these games you can build custom tracks because both Excitebike 64 and "Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000" have a built in track editor.

Both these game seem exactly alike except Excitebike 64 is more difficult and "Excitebike 64" is more realistic than "Jeremy McGrath Super Cross 2000" game play wise, I so far like Jeremy McGrath slightly better than Excitebike 64
 

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(edit) I recommend both these games by the way I think that they are both underappreaciaed and less than 120 own the Jeremy McGrath on the site so far N64 version (NA)
« Last Edit: May 29, 2020, 10:04:06 pm by oldgamerz »
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Jeremy McGrath seems familiar, did that come out for the PlayStation too? I think I've played it and enjoyed it, but it has been at least a decade.

Jeremy McGrath seems familiar, did that come out for the PlayStation too? I think I've played it and enjoyed it, but it has been at least a decade.

yes I think it did.

according to google it came out on the following devices at the time
Nintendo 64, Sony PlayStation 1, Microsoft Windows/PC, Sega Dreamcast, and Nintendo Game Boy
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