Game Cataloging

Thank you for designing such an intuitive and fun to use piece of software. I am enjoying cataloging my game collection using it. The PC software has been robust and i was able to catalog my collection in its entirety. — Tom Izzo (USA) on Game Collector

Oct 10, 2009 · A key consideration in cataloging any game should be including the type of game, such as card game, board game, video game, etc. In reviewing records for video games, we found that the platform or console, such as “Xbox” was sometimes included under Edition.

Jan 30, 2017 · The Best Video Game Collection Apps. Pixelink / January 30, 2017. With digital game purchases becoming more and more the norm, it’s no longer a case of looking towards your shelf as you build your sofa nest of snacks and warmth and seeing which game you want to play for the night. Now you browse your ‘pins’ on Xbox, or look through a ...

Since there are no headings for specific video game genres, when cataloging a video game use the heading “Video games” and, if applicable, one or more of the specific game genres. Many actual game genres have no LC headings, so those terms may be used in the 380 field to describe the type or genre of the game. LC also has headings for

derivation. If acceptable copy cannot be found or derived, use the following standards for original cataloging in RDA. Icons present in the table below indicate to which game formats each restriction applies: Tabletop games Games on disc Online games Game pieces

Synchronize your game data between the desktop software, mobile apps and the Connect web-app. View your list online and share it with friends and family. Always have an …

Curious to know what you guys consider to be the best tool for cataloging a video game collection with games from the NES to the PS4? I looked into this a few years ago, was not really impressed by what I saw, and just cataloged everything with a now massive spreadsheet.

I've had the bug recently but inspired by Jeff's recent efforts I've decided to begin cataloging/organising my game collection. I'm on PC and android so delicious library is a no go. I'd prefer something free or ad supported but if I have to pay $5 or so to get a really good and easy user experience that'd be fine.