F-19 Stealth Fighter

NOT abandonware

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Rating: 4.18 / 5.00 (148 votes)

DOS

Genres:

vehicle simulation, flight simulation

Released in:

1988

Publisher:

MicroProse Software

Developer:

MicroProse Software

Designers:

Sid Meier, Arnold Hendrick, Jim Synoski

Tags:

military, Russia, modern warfare

Graphics:

first person 3D

Game modes:

single-player

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Computer Gaming World - Issue 55 (1989): "F-19 Stealth Fighter is a simulation of air combat in the Lockheed F-19 single seat "Frisbee" Fighter. Sources who "can neither confirm nor deny" their involvement with projects like the F-19 say that the product "seems to be an accurate portrayal" of certain current high-tech combat environments. (Don't you just love high-tech vague-speak?). In F-19 you will fly missions in four different theaters of operation: Libya, Persian Gulf, North Cape, and Central Europe."

Retro gamer collector's corner:

The original boxed version of the game came with a range of impressive accessories such as a thick manual full of information and data on the late 80s flying machines of the U.S. and the USSR, keyboard overlays, a manual covering stealth and fighter tactics, and maps of each warzone.

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Status: NOT abandonware
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Awards won by F-19 Stealth Fighter:

1989 - Best Simulation Program, CODiE Awards.

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