F-117A Stealth Fighter

This article is about the NES video game. For the computer game, see Night Hawk: F-117A Stealth Fighter 2.0. For the aircraft, see Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk.

F-117A Stealth Fighter is combat flight simulator for the Nintendo Entertainment System where the player fights enemy aircraft and destroy ground targets.

F-117A Stealth Fighter
Developer(s)	MicroProse Empty Clip Studios (re-release)
Publisher(s)	MicroProse Retroism (re-release)
Designer(s)	B. C. Milligan James G. Thomas
Composer(s)	Ken Lagace
Platform(s)	NES
Release	NA: December 1992
Genre(s)	Combat flight simulator
Mode(s)	Single-player

Gameplay

The player takes control of a stealth fighter aircraft, and is required to pilot the craft on a series of missions to destroy ground targets. The equipment of the player's craft can be customized, with different missile and bombs available for different combat roles.

Early levels of this game are based on actual conflicts, such as the 1986 United States bombing of Libya, the Gulf War, and the United States Invasion of Panama. Later missions involve theoretical conflicts in Korea and the Soviet Union, and move on to science-fiction events involving secret missions and UFOs.

External links

• F-117 Stealth Fighter at GameFAQs
• F-117A Stealth Fighter at MobyGames