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Re: Starting collection, couple questions.

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Kwixotik wrote: Do you guys use any program or website to catalog your collections?
I currently use IGN and an Excel sheet to keep track of my gaming collection: games, systems, accessories, etc. I may invest in a new software program such as Collectorz or wait for the game database tool on Racketboy. 8)

I agree with everyone check your local retro game stores, thrift stores, garage/yard sales, or even flea markets. I have found many treasures and gems on the cheap in building up my gaming collection. It's fun to hunt for the classics.
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All this talk of cataloging collections inspired me to set up mine of rfgeneration.com. It took me 2 and a half hours, and it would have taken even longer if I had submitted information for all the old, obscure PC games I have that they don't have in their system.
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