Super Strike Apache

The Super Strike Apache  is a fictional attack helicopter derived from the AH-64 Apache, and first appears in the Strike series of video games by Electronic Arts, specifically Desert Strike. Designed for special operations, the Super Apache serves as the player's primary vehicle in Desert Strike which it's called the Desert Apache, while in Jungle Strike it appears in 3 campaigns as a enemy aircraft, while in Soviet & Nuclear Strike it's called the Super Apache which appears as the default helicopter in the former, and only in 2 campaigns in the latter.

Overview
The Super Apache looks identical to its real-world counterpart apart from the tail in the case of Desert Strike & Jungle Strike, which looks like it was based on the RAH-66 Comanche although the Super Apache has a tail in Soviet Strike and Nuclear Strike (this is slightly strange because the RAH-66 was built in 1995, three years after Desert Strike, & two years before Nuclear Strike). It is a sophisticated two-seat attack helicopter armed with advanced electronics and air-ground weapons. However, to aid gameplay, there are some notable enhancements:
 * Self-repairing "smart armor" that repairs and re-aligns damaged portions of the helicopter.
 * A passenger compartment capable of carrying up to six people. It is also accessible from the cockpit. In order to have room for the passengers the Super Apache must be significantly larger than the real-world Apache, since it looks identical externally. This makes the Super Apache similar to the real Mil Mi-28 Havoc, which has a small cargo compartment, intended to be used for rescue.
 * A cargo winch to load passengers, fuel, and ammunition. The Super Apache also has significant load-carrying abilities, capable of carrying loads as heavy as multiple ICBMs- a feat far beyond any modern aircraft, even the C-17.
 * Unlike the "normal" AH-64, the Super Apache does not need a separate gunner. It only requires one pilot to operate and engage the enemy effectively. The second crew member seems to simply be a co-pilot.
 * Remarkably, the Super Apache appears to lack the fire control Radar seen on the AH-64D Longbow & AH-64E Apache Guardian. Instead, it relies on sophisticated communications systems (called Strike-Net) and unseen assets such as AWACS and Satellite imagery.

There is also a navalized variant called the Sea Apache, capable of carrying naval mines it can be deployed from Sea Shadow-type warships.

Trivia

 * The Super Apache is based on the real-life AH-64 Apache.
 * The Real Life Sea Apache was the version that the US Marines wanted to replace their Bell AH-1J & AH-1T Sea Cobras as well as their Bell AH-1W Super Cobras with but were denied by congress due to the fact the price of the helicopter being too expensive.
 * The Apache along with the Comanche are the only player vehicles from the classic strike games to appear in Nuclear Strike.