Top Gun for Nintendo DS was released on Februin Japan and in North America. It was top-down scrolling arcade shooter. Mobile game publisher Hands-On Mobile (formerly named Mforma) have published game based around Top Gun. Top Gun: Air Combat II for Java ME was released in 2004. Top Gun: Air Combat for Java ME was released in 2003. Top Gun: Combat Zones received "mixed" reviews for GameCube and PlayStation 2, according to review aggregator Metacritic. The final era is set within the Arctic Circle and depicts a future conflict based around disputed borders and a global fuel crisis. During the second era, the action is set in the Persian Gulf States circa 1990 although the game story does not make direct reference, parallels can be drawn to the real-world Gulf conflicts of that time (such as hunting for Scud missiles and protecting oil refineries). Only the first era is accessible from the outset, and is set in South East Asia, towards the end of the Vietnam War (erroneously showing the F-14 engaging in combat with North Vietnamese forces, despite never having fired a shot in action during that conflict). The game features various Navy fighter aircraft and bonus fighter aircraft. Upon gaining access to each era the academy missions must be performed before moving to the combat zone itself, but while the former do introduce new game concepts, aircraft and weapons they are not simple training missions – players must face tough opponents and live fire to succeed. In each era, missions are located both at the Top Gun academy at Miramar and in a live combat zone. The game is composed of 36 missions spread over three eras (distinct periods in history), intended to illustrate the history of the Top Gun combat school and its near future.
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Mastiff also re-released the PS2 and GameCube versions in the same year. In 2004, Mastiff published a version for Game Boy Advance. The following year the game was ported to GameCube and in 2003 it was also ported to PC. It was developed by Digital Integration and published by Titus Interactive. Top Gun: Combat Zones was released for PlayStation 2 in 2001. The point of view for the final part of the landing sequences is from the side of the aircraft carrier with the F-14 coming in from the right side of the screen. Landing of the aircraft can be particularly difficult as it requires the player to control both speed and angle of aircraft. For the dogfights, the player is allowed to pick between three missile types, each varying in the target locking area they can be fired at. Gameplay takes place from the cockpit's point of view and consists of two main themes: dogfighting and landing the aircraft. If the player completes all four missions and successfully lands on the aircraft carrier, a scene is shown of the F-14 taxiing on the carrier and the player waving to the LSO crew. If the player loses but achieves a minimum score of 50,000 points, a still shot is shown of the player being presented the Top Gun plaque that was awarded to Iceman in the film. Given a choice of missiles, and starting with a training mission, the player is sent after an enemy aircraft carrier, an enemy base, and finally an enemy space shuttle. Piloting an F-14 Tomcat fighter, the player, as the film's protagonist Maverick, has to complete four missions. It is an adaptation of an earlier arcade game by Konami titled Vs. The Konami version of Top Gun was released for Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in November 1987 in the United States.
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