BOH Deluxe and Huenison physical releases

Hi all,

the final version of BOH, after so many updates, really deserved a new edition. So I have made this (click on the pictures to see them in full size):



Features:
* latest version of BOH for AmigaOS 4, AROS, Linux, MacOS, and Windows (as released digitally a few months ago);
* Enhanced CD that be used also to listen to the soundtrack on an audio CD player;
* CD with outstanding glossy finish;
* hugely improved user's manual and developer's manual;
* brand-new artwork;
* transparent DVD case;
* double-sided inlay.


BOH ADVANCE is part of a Deluxe package that looks like this:




Then, there's Huenison. The physical release had been put aside, but I felt that this was an appropriate time to finally make it happen: releasing it together with BOH Deluxe allows people to get both in one go and thus save on shipping expenses.
This is the package:



Features:
* latest version of Huenison for AmigaOS 4 and Windows (as released digitally a few months ago);
* Enhanced CD that be used also to listen to the soundtrack on an audio CD player;
* CD with outstanding glossy finish;
* hugely improved manual;
* improved artwork;
* transparent DVD case;
* double-sided inlay.


The orders have just been opened:




If you have questions, I'll be happy to answer

@ saimo

thanks & PLEASE count me in for both copies

@saimo

Great, can't wait!

@ 328gts trixie

Nice, thank you! Check out the next post...

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Cool, ordered both.

Great stuff -> ordered both!

@Daytona675x

same here. i love both games, and it's awesome to have such terrific packages available for sale. my son will be delighted, also. he's trying to discover BOH at the moment on my X5000.

-- eliyahu

Thanks a lot, guys!
I have replied to everyone now.

Hi saimo,
We have lived in the same country for many years, and I did not know you were using an amiga,
I'm sorry I did not meet you, probably because I always moved for work.
At that time I was programming in assembly with Fabio Ciucci course, but many years have passed, a pity, I thought I was the only one to use Amiga at the time, especially in that small town.
Good memories at the time the village was still alive.

Hello, best wishes and good luck for your projects, and a great surprise for me to have read your origin

@white

Wait, I don't get it... which place are you talking about? Campobasso, Pisa, Oulu, Terneuzen?

Thanks for the good wishes!

@saimo

Ferrazzano (CB)

I lived where there was the gianmarco pizzeria, he came from England near the post office

but this many years ago

@white

WOW, that was really near, indeed. And I have returned to Italy a couple of years ago, so I'm again close to that place.
Where are you now?

BTW, that post office is where almost all the BOH copies have shipped from 2009 to 2010.

@saimo

I'm a cb I'm back from Germany

@white

Then we could also meet some day ;)
Feel free to get in touch by email!

@saimo

Thanks, I will gladly do it, I would like to, hello good day!

@eliyahuQuote:

hehe my son likes BOH too but is crazy about Huenison..the bright colours, fast action and quick reflexes..I can see why young kids love it

@white

so cool you and Simone are from the same small town and ended up 'meeting' here for the first time

amigans united..makes me smile

Simone, please do us a favour and post a quick picture here when you guys meet up

@ eliyahu 328gts

Thanks for telling me about your kids! I love it when I hear such stories :)


@328gts

I'm not sure a picture of us would be that interesting :D

@saimo

I'm not sure a picture of us would be that interesting: D

I agree

At the time I was developing a graphic adventure based on boopsi
but then everything was blocked, the program was never completed.
The graphics were almost all ready but now everything is lost forever.

A person with your talent would have been a great help to carry out a project like the one I had thought of, the graphics were divided into three different parts one for the day, one for the evening, and one for the night, basically in at the time the Amiga was switched on, the graphic with the time setting appeared.
Then the protagonist aged with time and hours of play.
In short, these were just some of the ideas.
Many years ago on amiga there was nothing like that with multiple endings and choices to make along the way.

Something like this was done with blade runners on pc years later.



Years later I think about it again, Amiga always remains in my heart.


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