F-19 Stealth Fighter (Commodore Amiga, 1989) - Complete

F-19 Stealth Fighter — 1990 Commodore Amiga flight simulator, MicroProse big box, complete

About the game: F-19 Stealth Fighter is the acclaimed combat flight simulator from MicroProse, designed under Sid Meier's direction and first released for MS-DOS in 1988, with the Amiga and Atari ST versions following in 1990. It puts the player behind the controls of a fictional stealth fighter imagined before the real F-117 Nighthawk was publicly unveiled, and it won the Software Publishers Association's Best Simulation award. The Amiga version uses proprietary routines instead of Amiga DOS for unusually fast disk access, and the game offers cold war to all out war campaigns across four real world regions.

What's included:

• Box: original MicroProse big box
• Game: game on 3 Commodore Amiga floppy disks (Disks A, B and C)
• Manual: F-19 Stealth Fighter instruction manual
• Inserts and extras: keyboard overlay, technical supplement, North Cape and Persian Gulf maps, MicroProse and Medalist backup disk order form, warranty reply card, proof of purchase sticker, MicroProse Squadron mailer

Ships with Canada Post or UPS, carefully packed.