Videogame data base

[THX11381973]

I wanted to what if there is good video game data base to keep track of my growing game collection.

 

Thanks Tyler.

[Galactus]

There almost certainly is. What systems?

[ApolloBoy]

Not to toot my own horn but RF Generation is the best place for that.

[THX11381973]

There almost certainly is. What systems?

Atari 400, 2600, 5200, 7800 and Colecvision.

[THX11381973]

Not to toot my own horn but RF Generation is the best place for that.

Thank you. I'll check it out.

[MarioX]

I just use Gamefaqs collection builder to keep track of all my games.

[high voltage]

http://www.atarimania.com/index.html

 

Good for VCS and A8

[bikeguychicago]

I use VGCollect.com

[HoshiChiri]

I use VGCollect.com

 

I also use vgcollect.com. I like that it's an extensive database with multiple display options & collection stats. I REALLY like that users can submit unlisted games & have them appear immediately- one of the things that always bothered me about other sites I've tried is not being able to list my full collection due to some obscure imports not being in the data. It's nice to be able to fix that.

 

One thing that gets annoying is the search feature isn't great at looking for alternative ways someone might spell a title. For example 'Little Big Planet' did not bring up the game when I went to add it, because it wanted the spaces removed. It's something they're constantly working on (you have have the space now & find LBP), but your only option if the search fails you is to you the 'browse' function to check EVERY game released for a system to find the one your after. Kind of time-consuming.

Edited December 21, 2016 by HoshiChiri