F-19 Stealth Fighter. Review, unboxing & Amiga 500 gameplay [Real Hardware, CRT]

A flight simulator released by Microprose for the Amiga and ST in 1990. Sequel to 1987's Project Stealth Fighter, it is an attempt to simulate USA's secret stealth fighter, which was believed to be the F-19, until the F-117 was revealed.
It features very nice 3D graphics and some basic sound effects. Gameplay is quite easy, balancing between simulation and action, while the in-game radar evasion tactics can make it interesting.
It was a very popular and memorable game.
This video includes unboxing of the international Amiga version, some trivia on the development of stealth aircraft and of the game, a review and finally, gameplay of one mission on a stock Amiga 500, connected to a Commodore 1084 monitor.
REM ** CONTENTS **
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Game box overview
01:15 A brief history of the development of stealth aircraft
03:54 Microprose's Project Stealth Fighter vs F-19 Stealth Fighter
06:33 Unboxing F-19 Stealth Fighter
17:19 F-19 Stealth Fighter intro
18:08 Mission selection and briefing
20:16 Gameplay on the Amiga 500
34:28 Debriefing and ending

[@damsonn]

I love your vids about retro flight sims. Well done!

[@gallendugall8913]

Wow, this brings back memories.

[@billkar8129]

You "drew" again ole' man! Ζωγράφισες πάλι γέροντα. Ωραίο βίντεο ακόμα μια φορά!

[@spyrosskam8632]

Excellent work as usual!

[@counterair173]

Amiga RKRM next to 1084S, UnitA cracktro from Interceptor....I smell an old school coder. Subscribed.

[@hubertk9051]

excellent review and gameplay, congrats for ss and thanks for great job!

[@damsonn]

lol @15:29 you've been flipped when trapping, I've seen similar bug in PC version when crossing specific terrain "tiles" at 90°/270° heading (your aircraft will be "flipped" 180°).

[@georgiosdrakopoulos8984]

I have seen that flipping in the DOS version

[@georgiosdrakopoulos8984]

During your encounter with the MiG-29 it must have tracked you. MiG-29s, Su-27s, and F-14s have the best radars and they are used to cover radar gaps especially in Libya and Persian Gulf where there are no Il-76s. Regarding the Silver Star (congratulations!), does the Amiga have the odd and complicated medal system of the DOS version?

[@MrComputerRetro]

Yes, it probably did, but the Track light should have gone out when he crashed. It's a bug in the Amiga version where the light stays on until you end the mission. It happens sometimes. About the medals, I don't know. If they used the same code for that part, it should be the same.