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Japanese video game company
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PrincessSoft is a Japanese company. It specialized in the development ofvisual novel video game ports for use on home video game consoles such as thePlayStation 2 and theDreamcast. It has two imprints:Primavera, which specializes in female-oriented products, andNine's Fox, which also releases ports of adult visual novels. None of the three brands have released any products since 2009.[citation needed]

Games

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PrincessSoft

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  • Furimukeba Tonari ni (2001)
  • Day of Love (2001)
  • Nukumori no Naka de ~in the warmth~ (2001)
  • D+Vine Luv (2001)
  • 21-Two One- (2001)
  • Yukinko☆Burning (2002)
  • Nijuuei (2002)
  • Hourglass of Summer (2002)
  • Suika (2002)
  • Mei☆Puru (2002)
  • Happy Breeding (2003)
  • Kimi ga Nozomu Eien (2003)
  • Phantom of Inferno (2003)
  • Cafe Little Wish ~Mahou no Recipe~ (2003)
  • Marginal ~Ano Toki no Tooi Yakusoku wo~ (2003)
  • Sakura: Setsugetsuka(2003)
  • Natsuiro Komachi <Ichiji Senka> (2003)
  • Lost Passage ~Ushinawareta Hitofushi~ (2003)
  • MoeKan (2003)
  • Te no Hira o, Taiyou ni ~Eikyuu no Kizuna~ (2004)
  • 3LDK: Shiawase ni Narō yo (2004)
  • F Fanatic (2004)
  • W Wish (2004)
  • Final Approach (2004)
  • Natsuiro ~Hoshikuzu no Memory~ (2004)
  • Doko e Iku no, Ano Hi ~Hikaru Ashita e...~ (2005)
  • Cafe Lindbergh ~Summer Season~ (2005)
  • Lovely Idol (2005)
  • Magical Tale (2005)
  • Home Maid (2005)
  • Hatsukoi -first kiss- (2005)
  • Sora-iro no Organ (2005)
  • Rune Princess (2005)
  • White Clarity (2005)
  • Finalist (2006)
  • TsuyoKiss: Mighty Heart (2006)
  • :Quartett! The Stage of Love (2006)
  • Hokenshitsu e Youkoso (2006)
  • Yumemishi (2006)
  • Que: Ancient Leaf no Yousei (with 5pb., 2007)
  • Iinazuke (2007)
  • Star Train: Your Past Makes Your Future (2007)
  • Final Approach 2: 1st Priority (2008)
  • Yumemi Hakusho (2008)
  • Kira Kira ~Rock n'Roll Show~ (2009)

Primavera

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  • KimiSuta ~Kimi to Study~ (2006)
  • Trouble Fortune Company Happy Cure (2007)

Nine's Fox

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  • Quilt ~Anata to Tsumugu Yume to Koi no Dress~ (2007)
  • Yatohime Zankikou -Ken no Maki- (2007)
  • Shikaku Tantei Sora no Sekai ~Thousand Dreams~ (2007)
  • Colorful Aquarium -My Little Mermaid- (2007)
  • Nettai Teikiatsu Shoujo (2007)
  • Gin no Eclipse(2008)

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