There are three main focus points to the career this time around – Fame, Rivalry and Experience. Your first port of call though won’t see you jump straight into the big league with the 450SX bikes, as before progressing to that, you’ll need to master the tracks and bikes in either the 250SX East or 250SX West Championships first, pleasing and fulfilling sponsors along the way. The goal of Career mode is pretty standard in terms of racing games players work their way up from a fresh-faced newbie making their debut in the Supercross racing scene all the way to becoming the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Champion. For anyone looking for more than a one-off race or a quick Championship thrill, this is where you’ll be spending the majority of your time with the game. The main mode of interest is the Career mode – the usual go to mode in most racing titles. Most of these are pretty self-explanatory for any frequent racing fan with only Compound – the vast area which allows players to stick in some non-restricted practice – the unusual entry here, but even that is becoming more frequent in recent bike and rally racers. First up is Single Player and it is this which houses the options for Single Event, Time Attack, Career, Championship and Compound. From the initial menu, players have a few different options to jump in with.
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