Joint Strike Fighter (computer game)
| Joint Strike Fighter | |
|---|---|
| Studio | Innerloop Studios |
| Publisher | Eidos Interactive |
| Erstveröffent- lichung |
1997 |
| platform | Windows |
| genre | Flight simulator |
| Game mode | Single player, multiplayer, online |
| medium | CD-ROM |
Joint Strike Fighter is a military flight simulation game developed in 1997, developed by Innerloop Studios and marketed by Eidos Interactive . The game graphics were later also used in Project IGI .
The game lets the player slip into the role of a squadron commander of an unnamed western alliance. The campaign is divided into four different (fictional) war scenarios that take place in Afghanistan , Colombia , Korea and on the Kola Peninsula .
In the mission menu, the player always has the choice between one of the two following multi-purpose combat aircraft available in the Joint Strike Fighter program: the Lockheed Martin X-35 and the Boeing X-32 . The player can be accompanied (adjustable) by up to three AI wingmen. In addition to the option to play a campaign, you can alternatively fly a pure dogfight or search for other players online and fly against them.
Further features are: If there is only a LAN network and no Internet , the previously installed game can also be started without CD-ROM and can thus be played against each other in the network. However, the host computer always needs a data carrier for the game.
Web links
Joint Strike Fighter (computer game) at MobyGames (English)