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softwarefailure · 19 July 2016, 00:27

Alright, here we go with the next batch, straight from the archive:

Agony
Beneath a Steel Sky (CD32, German)
Beneath a Steel Sky (CD32, UK)
Biing (ECS AmigaCD)
Brian the Lion (CD32)
Campaign II
Cedric (Amiga CD)
Curse of Enchantia (Corkers)
Doppelpass (ECS)
Frontier (CD32, German)
Hits for 6 Vol. 7 :-)
Kang Fu
Kid Chaos (CD32)
Legends (CD32)
Lemmings (CD32)
Litil Divil (CD32, Continental Edition German/French/Italian)
Lotus Trilogy (German Exklusive Sammlung)
Lure of the Temptress (German)
Naughty Ones (CD32)
Reederei
Risky Woods
Sabre Team (CD32)
Spherical Worlds (Amiga CD)
The Black Cauldron
Xtreme Racing (Data Disks)
Zeewolf (German)

Some notes:

1) It seems like the CD version of Biing isn't currently in HOL at all.

2) Curse of Enchantia lacks the "Corkers" entry for "Budget publisher". It was published as Corkers Game Nine and the box had to be taped because the disks didn't really fit into such a small box

3) Check out the scans for Brian the Lion CD32. It contains some infos on CD32 specific features: "There are elements of the gameplay that are totally unique to the CD32 version and are not referred to in the Amiga manual. These include three all new mission levels, where Brian has to hunt for treasure, free caged animals and free a jammed bucket from the bottom of a well! Also there are completely new special challenge levels. Occasionally a top hat can be seen floating above one of the levels on the map screen. If Brian enters that level he will be offered one of two special challenges. 1) "Cup 'N Ball" - A ball is placed under one of three cups and you have to guess where it is after they have all been shuffled around. 2) "Cardorama" - A card game where you have to match up the bonus cards." I'm not sure whether these features are in the AGA version as well or whether they are really exclusive to the CD32 version. Anyway, you might want to add this information to the Brian the Lion CD32 version entry in the "Notes" section or so since the CD32 version of Zool also has such information in the "Notes" section.

As usual, there is more to come...

19 July 2016, 00:27	#21
softwarefailure Registered User Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: Germany Posts: 77	Alright, here we go with the next batch, straight from the archive: Agony Beneath a Steel Sky (CD32, German) Beneath a Steel Sky (CD32, UK) Biing (ECS AmigaCD) Brian the Lion (CD32) Campaign II Cedric (Amiga CD) Curse of Enchantia (Corkers) Doppelpass (ECS) Frontier (CD32, German) Hits for 6 Vol. 7 :-) Kang Fu Kid Chaos (CD32) Legends (CD32) Lemmings (CD32) Litil Divil (CD32, Continental Edition German/French/Italian) Lotus Trilogy (German Exklusive Sammlung) Lure of the Temptress (German) Naughty Ones (CD32) Reederei Risky Woods Sabre Team (CD32) Spherical Worlds (Amiga CD) The Black Cauldron Xtreme Racing (Data Disks) Zeewolf (German) Some notes: 1) It seems like the CD version of Biing isn't currently in HOL at all. 2) Curse of Enchantia lacks the "Corkers" entry for "Budget publisher". It was published as Corkers Game Nine and the box had to be taped because the disks didn't really fit into such a small box 3) Check out the scans for Brian the Lion CD32. It contains some infos on CD32 specific features: "There are elements of the gameplay that are totally unique to the CD32 version and are not referred to in the Amiga manual. These include three all new mission levels, where Brian has to hunt for treasure, free caged animals and free a jammed bucket from the bottom of a well! Also there are completely new special challenge levels. Occasionally a top hat can be seen floating above one of the levels on the map screen. If Brian enters that level he will be offered one of two special challenges. 1) "Cup 'N Ball" - A ball is placed under one of three cups and you have to guess where it is after they have all been shuffled around. 2) "Cardorama" - A card game where you have to match up the bonus cards." I'm not sure whether these features are in the AGA version as well or whether they are really exclusive to the CD32 version. Anyway, you might want to add this information to the Brian the Lion CD32 version entry in the "Notes" section or so since the CD32 version of Zool also has such information in the "Notes" section. As usual, there is more to come...