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Top Gun: Firestorm Advance (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2002)

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A visually enhanced update of Top Gun: Firestorm on Game Boy Color, Firestorm Advance is a mission-based shooter played from an isometric perspective. Structured similarly to games like Desert Strike and Jungle Strike, the game has players taking out various land-based and aerial threats in a series of 12 free-roaming levels covering four distinct types of terrain: arctic, desert, forest, and ocean. As players embark on each mission, they will have to monitor two horizontal gauges indicating fuel and damage. An aerial map is also available to help players isolate targets while in flight.

Players can receive repairs and refuel at any time during a stage by returning to base and landing on the nearby airstrip. The F-14 Tomcat comes equipped with cannons, rockets, homing missiles, and bombs, all of which can be used to neutralize tanks, helicopters, hangars, satellite dishes, and more. Two difficulty settings are available (easy and hard), and progress can be resumed via passwords awarded at the end of each stage. In addition to the enhanced graphics, the GBA game differs from the GBC version by featuring a two-player deathmatch mode as well as the ability to roll the plane left or right.