This site will appear closer to the author's intent in a browser that supports
web standards,
but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device.
If you can read this, CSS (style sheets) is essentially disabled on this page, degrading the presentation but not losing any content.
That's due to either the CSS file being unavailable from the server, or your browser failing to understand it.
About the Access Warning
Sorry about the legal roadblock, but I'm trying to protect myself and the longevity of this site.
This is practically the end of the line. Where you can go
from here is either to individual hint/cheat/walkthrough files, or
back to my main computer games help page.
If somebody knows a better way to legally scare away the riff-raff (or is my intended audience the riff-raff?),
please tell me.
The dialogue box is annoying (if you have scripting), but it's the only way I know right now.
If you somehow got to this point with no warning, this is to inform you that
this page is only for mature people (age 21 or more).
Use your browser's "Back" function or
go someplace nicer
if you aren't, or if you don't want to possibly view adult language.
Been Framed?
If this page is displayed in a frame, which should happen only when the Geocities/Yahoo server puts them there and not because some other site is displaying my content, please
reload this page to bust out of them.
Note that all external links (to pages outside my own site) open in a new browser window.
The following text used to be on the page you should have come here from,
but with the magic of direct addressing, there are apparently a lot of people jumping straight in lately.
So, to answer the latest batch of questions about supplying pirated copies of Ultra
Vixen or some other English-language game, I force you to scroll past the following:
I want to maintain a good legal relationship with all the companies that
I know of that have released anime computer games in English, so I will NOT
be trading any of their products. Don't even ask!
That list currently includes:
J-List (sells
JAST USA,
Peach Princess,
Milky House, Hobibox,
G-Collections.com
and other Japanese or translated products, occasional dojinsofts) [*adult graphics in here*]
JAST USA
(sells English translations of JAST games, also Milky House, Hobibox,
Peach Princess
and sometimes various dojinsofts)
[*adult graphics in here*]
Peach Princess
(English translations of games from
Crowd,
Will Japan's "Sweet Basil" and "Guilty" labels) [*adult graphics in here*]
G-Collections.com
sells translations to English of games by D.O., ZyX, and several "CD BROS." companies. [*adult graphics in here*]
Himeya Soft
sells English translations of
C's ware
and Scoop games, lots of Japanese imports [*adult graphics in here*]
Hirameki International
makes "de-hentai-ed" (practically all 18+ content removed) English translations,
some converted to conventional DVD players,
from various Japanese companies
Ultra Vixen site
(Pixis, sells Ultra Vixen & Ultra Vixen 2) [*adult graphics in here*]
Anime Nation (sells
JAST USA
and other English game products)
Hentai Games.com
sells English H games and videos [*adult graphics in here*]
And the following companies either no longer exist, their original websites are gone, or they no longer sell hentai products:
Megatech Software
converted a few games to English, real site gone, products considered "abandonware."
Otaku
once sold translations of 7 titles to British English, French and German.
No further releases after January 2000 due to piracy, no H products sold now.
Stock of Otaku H products at other distributors is now all sold out.
Samurai Anime
(once sold Manga Doll City and English version of Mad Paradox,
look under "GeishaPink" for any current H products - no content when last checked)
Hentai World Japan
real site gone, sold only Japanese software, nothing in English!
Had one report they billed a guy's credit card and didn't send anything.
RCY America
site completely gone, developed English translation of Nocturnal Illusion.
Milky House
made English translations of
Excellents games (site completely gone),
and was successor to
RCY America.
JAST USA now sells all their products.
Hobibox (Europe) translated 4
Sogna
products, but then both sites quietly disappeared. The Japanese Hobibox site is still working,
but the former European one now sends you to J-List, unless somebody else bought the domain recently.
If this makes no sense to you,
contact me
and we'll see if you are dense or just trying to entrap me. The above is not an inclusive list, but if it's hentai or bishoujo anime in English, I plan to buy it or have already. So stop bothering me about trading English games or telling you where to download them, or do you people not know what integrity is?
Once more, there are NO GAMES HERE at my site!
NO PICTURES FROM GAMES HERE either!
Lemma Soft has at least one kawaii bishoujo game completed already
Town Heat is in development, site has links to other fan-made game projects
Where to find game descriptions, saved games, game reviews and other useful stuff:
Li Sun's savegame site
Anime Densetsu even has some of my older text files converted to HTML
J-Mate reviews games and other Japanese adult audio-visual products
BaSFTech writes saved game editor and game patch programs. Please gently encourage him to release his "works in progress"!
If the previous link doesn't send you to a working web page, try this one and live with two windows.
Incinerator has saved games, MIDIs, and walkthroughs for several H games
The Japanese Gaming Guide to Windows® XP
Theodor Lauppert's page on Megatech games
Game utilities (just one so far):
DOS-J version 1.5 (9 KB ZIP) is the latest version, and probably the last since the author's website is gone
Solved H anime games (links are to text files unless specified otherwise):
A lesser
site about this game and the entire Dragon Knight series
Apparently the replacement for the
chaz16 site
A site in
Polish for Knight of Xentar.
There are useful maps here, and lots of animations. But I think I got all
the secrets out of the "Buraki" section (thanks Darker!).