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F-15 Strike Eagle Arcade Game

Are you a big fan of vintage arcade games and pinball machines? If so, you’ve definitely come to the right place. Vintage Arcade Superstore is happy to let our customers know that we now have a very rare F-15 Strike Eagle arcade game for sale at our location in Glendale, California.

This game was made by Microprose games in 1991.  They were a big home computer game company that decided to get into making arcade games.  They made a hardware system that was better than most arcade games.  It featured 3D polygon graphics which was only done with a few arcade games before this.  The game has the player flying a F-15 fighter jet with a large flight controller style joystick and a throttle control, similar to Afterburner.  The graphics were cutting edge for it’s time.  Since they were a new company to the arcade business and their game was expensive, it did not sell well and this game is quite rare.

The following is from the Arcade Museum:

Name: F-15 Strike Eagle
Developer: Microprose

Year: 1991
Type: Videogame

Class: Wide Release
Genre: Aviation
Monitor:

• Orientation: Horizontal
• Type: Raster: Standard Resolution
• CRT: Color

Conversion Class: unique

Number of Simultaneous Players: 1
Maximum number of Players: 2
Gameplay: Alternating
Control Panel Layout: Single Player
Sound: Amplified Mono (one channel)

Cabinet Styles:

• Upright/Standard (Sit Down)
• Upright/Standard (Sit Down)

Description

F-15 Strike Eagle is a Flight combat simulator based on the computer game series.

This arcade game was produced by Microprose in 1991.

Microprose released 2 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1991.

Other arcade machines made by Microprose during the time period this particular arcade game was produced include Super Tank Attack.

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