Hunex
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Hunex Co., Ltd. (ヒューネックス株式会社) is a Japanese video game developer established as a joint venture between Human and NEC Home Electronics in October 1992.[1]
Contents
Softography
Saturn
- Blue Breaker: Ken yorimo Hohoemi wo (1997) (as HuneX)
Dreamcast
- Tricolore Crise (2000) (as HuneX)
- Angel Present (2001) (as HuneX)
- Canary: Kono Omoi o Uta ni Nosete (2001) (as HuneX)
- Mizu Iro (2002) (as HuneX)
- Simple 2000 Series DC Vol.01: Bitter Sweet Fools: The Renai Adventure (2002) (as HuneX)
- Kimi ga Nozomu Eien (2002) (as HuneX)
- Simple 2000 Series DC Vol.02: Natsuiro Celebration: The Renai Simulation (2002) (as HuneX)
- Simple 2000 Series DC Vol.03: Fureai: The Renai Simulation (2002) (as HuneX)
- Simple 2000 Series DC Vol.04: Okaeritsu!: The Renai Adventure (2002) (as HuneX)
- Wind: A Breath of Heart (2003) (as HuneX)
- Princess Holiday: Korogaru Ringotei Senyaichiya (2003) (as HuneX)
- Majo no Ochakai (2003) (as HuneX)
- Shirotsumesouwa: Episode of the Clovers (2003) (as HuneX)
- Aikagi: Hidamari to Kanojo no Heyagi (2003) (as HuneX)
- Chocolat: Maid Cafe "Curio" (2003) (as HuneX)
- Tamakyuu (2004) (as HuneX)
- Tsukiha Higashini Hiha Nishini: Operation Sanctuary (2004) (as HuneX)
- Baldr Force EXE (2004) (as HuneX)
Nintendo DS
- Ocha-ken no Heya DS 4: Ocha-ken Land de Hotto Shiyo? (2009) (as HuneX)
Logos
External links
- Official website (Japanese)
References
 NEC Retro has more information related to Hunex
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 https://www.hunex.co.jp/?company=information (Wayback Machine: 2024-05-25 07:22)