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[wendel66]

First got this game when I bought a joystick that had a cd of demo games.
I loved it, even though it was just the Libya mission. No directions, no keyboard map, I had to just press keys and try to get it to work.
This was pre-Internet, but mid 1990s so the game had come and gone in the stores. I had to search second hand game stores to find it and finally did. It had the box, original manual, and keyboard templets.
I got it for about $2.00

Played it until I got an XP machine. That one would not recognize the sound drivers or the USB joystick. Funny how you miss these simpler games. The ones today are to complex to enjoy.

[stu2000]

F-19 Stealth Fighter runs in DosBox on modern computers, so you can still enjoy some old school gaming action!

[MrFlibble]

Originally Posted by wendel66

First got this game when I bought a joystick that had a cd of demo games.
I loved it, even though it was just the Libya mission. No directions, no keyboard map, I had to just press keys and try to get it to work.

Wait, there was a playable demo of F-19? I've only been able to locate the unplayable one, with a recorded mission in North Cape. There's also a playable demo of Nighthawk F-117A, with the possibility of playing the air-ground and air-air combat training missions in Lybia (you can switch to real combat mode by pressing Alt+T, but the results won't be recorded anyway). I assume that the mission in that F-19 demo was the same as the mission in the full game that you get if you fail the copy protection test?