Tracking your collection - On-line? Software? Custom?

[Xeogred]

RF Generation. Used it for 6 years.

I've tried using it. Something about it just seemed unsatisfactory to me. Adding my catalog was a pain. I've always kept mine in excel.

Same. I only have some of my Nintendo stuff on mine, systems I haven't touched in a long time and won't have to worry about updating. But it feels like it takes forever to add stuff here. Maybe it's a bit too meticulous for my tastes.

[Reprise]

I use a spreadsheet I created myself. Because I'm such a geek, I've inserted a hyperlink for each game's title, hovering over each game displays an image of the box art depending on the region, I've included my own personal rating out of 10, the region, how many copies I own etc. I even include data on the side that updates itself as I buy more games and add them to the spreadsheet.

The great thing is I can also use the filters to look through my collection by specific brand. console or year etc.

[alienjesus]

I use a spreadsheet I created myself. Because I'm such a geek, I've inserted a hyperlink for each game's title, hovering over each game displays an image of the box art depending on the region, I've included my own personal rating out of 10, the region, how many copies I own etc. I even include data on the side that updates itself as I buy more games and add them to the spreadsheet.

The great thing is I can also use the filters to look through my collection by specific brand. console or year etc.

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Best get on with that then

[Reprise]

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Best get on with that then

Haha I know, I know

[Xeogred]

^ lmao

That looks awesome though Reprise.

[Jmustang1968]

Very nice, mine is similar, I do like the console counts you did on the right, good idea.