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Uta no Prince-sama is a visual novel game published by Broccoli. Uta no Prince-sama is an otome game which has been adapted into manga, anime, drama CDs, music CDs, fanbooks and etc.

This romance visual novel explores the question of gender integration at a private school. A curious series of events leads to our hero becoming the only boy at a prestigious girls' academy... But over 99% of the girls are against integration!

Since its humble beginnings as a PC game, the "Little Busters!" visual novel has continued to evolve. In the past decade, we have seen spin-off games and console adaptations, as well as the release of comic, novel, and anime adaptations. It's easy to see why; the underlying theme of friendship in this romantic adventure game has had players hooked from the very start.

- A relaxing high school rom-com visual novel with a mythological twist. - Romance four descendants of ancient Japanese folk heroes. - Track down a mysterious phantom thief masquerading as yourself, all the while learning about each girl. - Enjoy a variety of references to stories of old. - A story-packed game with four routes to choose from, each with its own unique twists.

Remake of Uta no Prince-sama, with new illustrations, system upgrades, and additional story lines.

Toradora Portable! is developed by Guyzware and published by Namco Bandai Games. The player assumes the role of Ryuuji Takasu where he moves around school and town, conversing with characters and working towards multiple endings as part of an original storyline. The game also features a minigame where players play as Taiga, fending off lovesick guys.

There is a prestige school called Suzunone Magic School in the world where magic is established as one of the energies. However, the school has some dropout students. The worst seven students are forced to take part in a studying camp called Suzunone Trial. They take exams and they will be dismissed from school if they fail. It's time to decide the worst seven again...

An enhanced port of Amagami containing numerous bug-fixes and a playable Mahjong minigame, made its way to the PS2, PSP and Vita.