Hirameki

Hirameki International Group Inc. was an American company founded in March 2000 which specialized in translating visual novels from Japan and releasing them to the American market. It is named after the Japanese word for the noun "flash" or "insight". On January 2, 2008, the company elected to bow out of games production. The AnimePlay PC line—titles that are visual novels that can only be played via a PC. These titles are visual novels that can ... more

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