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Summary

In Super Air Diver (often just called Lock On) the United Nations calls on ace pilot Jake Steel after a ruthless warlord threatens a global invasion. You’re thrust into a high‑stakes campaign where each sortie pits you against swarms of enemy jets, armored convoys, and fortified bases. The game’s mission variety keeps the tension high, demanding quick switches between air‑to‑air dogfights and low‑level ground attacks.

The roster of four aircraft feels like a mini‑air force: the British Panavia Tornado ADV, Japan’s sleek Mitsubishi F‑2, the rugged A‑10 Thunderbolt II, and the iconic F‑14 Tomcat. Each plane’s unique handling lets you exploit its strengths—whether you need the Tornado’s speed, the F‑2’s agility, the A‑10’s survivability, or the Tomcat’s missile‑launch capacity. Armed with M61 Vulcan cannons and heat‑seeking missiles, you can shred fighters or blast tanks with equal gusto.

Lock On also showcases the SNES’s Mode 7 graphics, giving the skies a surprisingly smooth, pseudo‑3D feel. A Japan‑only sequel, Super Air Diver 2, later expanded the formula on the Super Famicom, but the original remains a standout blend of flight simulation and arcade action.

Storyline

Lock On (sometimes just called Lock On) drops players into a tense near‑future conflict. After a ruthless warlord launches a massive military invasion that endangers every nation, the United Nations turns to a seasoned ace pilot named Jake Steel. Tasked with halting the aggressor’s advance, Steel must fly daring missions across the globe, striking key enemy installations and protecting civilian populations. His goal is simple: restore peace and stop the warlord’s domination.