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C's ware (シーズウェア) was an adult label of Japanese video game developer Himeya Soft (姫屋ソフト). Specializing in visual novels, the company is most known for its Eve Burst Error series.
Company
Some of C's ware's more popular titles, such as Desire and Eve Burst Error, were written and directed by Hiroyuki Kanno, and composed by Ryu Umemoto. The duo later migrated to Elf, where they created the critically-acclaimed 1996 visual novel Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo Yu-No.
Softography
Saturn
- Desire Hibaihin Taikenban (1997) (as C's Ware)
- Eve Burst Error (1997) (as C's Ware)
- Desire (1997) (as C's Ware)
- Eve Burst Error & Desire Value Pack (1998) (as C's Ware)
- Eve The Lost One (1998) (as C's Ware)
- Eve The Lost One & Desire Value Pack (1998) (as C's Ware)
- Eve Burst Error & Eve The Lost One Value Pack (1998) (as C's Ware)
External links
- Official website (Japanese)
- Official website (Himeya Soft) (Japanese)
References
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