This 1998 Air Combat Game Has NO JOYSTICK

No joystick. No TV. Just a stealth bomber you hold against your face.

Released in 1998, Radica’s Stealth Assault puts an air combat game inside a handheld shaped like the aircraft itself. Look into the cockpit, tilt the whole thing to steer, and use its buttons to take on enemy targets.

I’m taking this unusual piece of ’90s gaming hardware for a test flight, exploring how it works and seeing what it’s like to play. Can a little screen and tilt controls deliver big cockpit thrills? Let’s find out!

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– CHAPTERS
00:00 Stealth Assault
00:54 Overview
01:52 Hardware Tour
03:56 Clean-Up
04:48 Cockpit View
07:21 Composite Gameplay
11:49 Conclusion

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Jon Jon Reddick is a well-credentialed nerd of the 80s, classic game fan, and technology geek. He merged those interests into the creation of GenXGrownUp: a weekly podcast and YouTube channel which explores and celebrates media, games, tech, toys, comics, and pop culture of yesterday and today through the eyes of Generation X'ers.

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