F-15 Strike Eagle II is a combat flight simulator from 1989. It was first released for IBM computers but was later released in the 90s for the Sega Genesis, Atari ST, Amiga, DOS, PC-9801, and Sharp X68000. The game was developed by MPS Labs and published by MicroProse.
The game received positive reviews and has been called a “gamer’s game”. It was praised for its modern settings, game mechanics, and for being less complicated than its predecessors.
©Screenshot of F-15 Strike Eagle II – Original
F-15 Strike Eagle II Premise
In this military combat game, players control an F-15E Strike Eagle in various scenarios. The scenarios in the base game are Libya, the Persian Gulf, Vietnam, and the Middle East. In each mission, players have to fight a variety of enemy aircraft, satellites, watercraft, and more. But they also have to avoid hitting friendly targets. Depending on the mission score, players can earn promotions and medals.
The F-15E Strike Eagle is equipped with an M61 Vulcan rotary cannon and three different types of missiles, AMRAAMs, Mavericks, and Sidewinders.
F-15 Strike Eagle II Series
This game is the second in the F-15 Strike Eagle series. It also has a scenario disk that came out in 1991 called F-15 II Operation Desert Storm. The disk expands the game by adding three scenarios, night missions, weapons, and improved sound support. The added North Cape and Central Europe scenarios come from MicroProse’s F-19 Stealth Fighter and the third scenario is a new one based on Desert Storm.
If you are interested in more combat flight simulators from MicroProse, check out the titles below.
- Hellcat Ace (1982)
- Spitfire Ace (1982)
- MiG Alley Ace (1983)
- F-15 Strike Eagle (1984)
- Gunship (1986)
- Project Stealth Fighter (1987)
- F-15 Stealth Fighter (1988)
- F-15 Strike Eagle II (1989)
- Knights of the Sky (1990)
- Falcon 3.0: Gold (1991)
- Gunship 2000 (1991)
- F-117A Nighthawk Stealth Fighter 2.0 (1991)
- Falcon 3.0 (1991)
- Gunship 2000: Islands & Ice (1992)
- Falcon 3.0: Operation Fighting Tiger (1992)
- F-117A Stealth Fighter (1992)
- F-15 Strike Eagle III (1992)
- The Ancient Art of War in the Skies (1992)
- B-17 Flying Fortress: World War II Bombers in Action (1992)
- Falcon 3.0: Hornet (1993)
- Falcon 3.0: MiG-29 (1993)
- Super Strike Eagle (1993)
- Dogfight: 80 Years of Aerial Warfare (1993)
- 1942: The Pacific Air War (1994)
- Fleet Defender (1994)
- Fleet Defender: Scenario (1994)
- 1942: The Pacific Air War Scenario (1995)
- European Air War (1998)
- Top Gun: Hornet’s Nest (1998)
- Falcon 4.0 (1998)
- Gunship! (2000)
- B-17 Flying Fortress: The Mighty 8th (2000)
©Screenshot of F-15 Strike Eagle II – Original
F-15 Strike Eagle II Cheat Codes
F-15 Strike Eagle II has a few cheat codes for the Amiga and Sega Genesis consoles that grant players advantages. We’ve organized each of these cheats in the tables below.
Amiga Cheats
| Effect | Code |
| Refill Ammunition | Press Ctrl + Alt + R |
Sega Genesis Cheats
| Effect | Code |
| Resupply Ammunition | From the Options Menu select “See Credits” and press Up, Left, Down, Right, Up, Right, Down, Left, and Up. |
| Gain Rank “Brigadier General” and All Medals | From the Main Menu select “Enter Password” and then enter: CBMLT0K2G8 |
| Gain Rank “General” and All Medals | From the Main Menu select “Enter Password” and then enter: 0549M8H5K7 |
Unfortunately, the game does not have any known cheats for the other consoles.
©Screenshot of F-15 Strike Eagle II – Original
F-15 Strike Eagle II Cheat Code FAQ
Does F-15 Strike Eagle II have any cheat codes?
Yes, the Amiga and Sega Genesis versions have several cheat codes that can give you a unique advantage. They can alter your rank and resupply your ammunition.
How long does it take to beat F-15 Strike Eagle II?
According to HowLongToBeat.com, the main objectives of the game can be completed in 3 hours. This is about the same length it takes to finish Super Strike Eagle.
The image featured at the top of this post is ©F-15 Strike Eagle II Cover Art.