That is fine with me though as it makes this a game that is very easy to pick up and play. The game controls well enough and I would say that it leans more towards the arcade-style of racer than it does sim. Most of the backgrounds look the same, but each track has its own layout. There is a decent selection of bikes for you to use and a ton of tracks as well. Part of the reason I feel this game holds up is that it is so easy to play. The other game modes are a nice distraction and are probably what you will spend the majority of your time doing. The main game mode where you try to prove you are the best motocross rider around by winning races is your typical fare than you would expect. You have the Stunt Quarry, Baja, national and Supercross modes to play through.
For a game that was released in 1998, Motocross Madness has more than enough game modes.
