The game Freestyle Motocross: McGrath vs Pastrana is a motocross racing title that was released exclusively for the Sony PlayStation in the United States. It features a focus on freestyle riding, where players can select from two top‑tier athletes—Matt McGrath, known for his smooth aerial techniques, and Travis Pastrana, celebrated for his aggressive style and daring tricks. The title places players in a variety of environments ranging from urban streets to desert ruins, each offering unique terrain that influences rider performance and stunt potential. Core gameplay revolves around completing laps while executing tricks such as backflips, frontflips, and barreled rolls; successful tricks award points and unlock additional content like new bikes and attire. The game includes multiple game modes, among them a season mode that tracks progress across a championship series, a practice mode for honing specific tricks, and a time‑trial mode that challenges players to achieve fast lap times. Customization options allow riders to modify their helmets, gloves, and motorcycles to improve handling and visual appeal. The title emphasizes a blend of racing competition and stunt execution, encouraging players to balance speed with creativity in order to achieve high scores and unlock extra riders and tracks. The title was added to the iOctavio.com database on November 18, 2002, marking its entry into the site’s collection of PlayStation titles. This combination of authentic motocross dynamics, realistic physics, and a focus on freestyle stunts made the game a distinctive entry in the racing genre, appealing to fans of extreme sports and vehicle action titles alike.