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Stealth ATF

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Pilot an F-117A Nighthawk in a flight simulator, completing missions by destroying enemy aircraft.

Stealth ATF was developed by Imagineering and published by Activision for the NES in 1989; it was an NES-exclusive title with no earlier release on another platform.


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About Stealth ATF

Stealth ATF is a flight simulator for the NES where the player operates an F-117A Nighthawk. Missions require destroying a predetermined number of aerial targets using an unlimited cannon and a limited supply of missiles. The experience is challenging, as failing a landing after completing objectives forces a mission restart.

Gameplay unfolds from a cockpit view with free movement over an endless terrain. Enemy aircraft reappear on radar when they leave its range, and missions take place across varied global locations. A unique stealth mode, usable once per mission, can help evade incoming missiles. Successful mission completion unlocks a bonus round for additional target practice.

The game supports both single-player and a two-player turn-based mode. A second participant can also assume control of the aircraft nearest the radar's center during play. Options exist to disable the in-flight music, leaving only the sounds of the aircraft.

Stealth ATF Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Player selection and credits
Mission 1 briefing
Preparing to take off in your first mission.
And here we go!
Here comes a fighter.
You've lost a life.
Mission 2 briefing
Taking off, mission 2.
Now we'll fly over the forest.