How Do You Track Your Game Collection?

[Draven]

I use my DP Lite Guide for NES. I check the box when I get one. For SNES I have a complete list printed off the 'net that I highlight when I get a new game.

[gbpxl]

I was using PriceCharting.com for a while but honestly I don't care about what my games are worth anymore. I think many people (myself included) have gotten so far away from what originally made us attracted to gaming to begin with. These days there is so much focus on "having" games rather than enjoying them, and that goes for pirating ROMs as well as collecting physical games. You get to a point where you realize there is only so much time in a day, only so much space in your home, only so many consoles and computers you can have below your TV or in your gaming room, that you realize you only need to own games that you know you will get some mileage out of and likely will never sell. So for me, backloggery.com is probably my go-to place for looking at and managing my collection since it is geared toward actually completing your games rather than "TEH VALUE!!!"

[Gamevet]

I use an app called CLZ games. It’s $15 a year and keeps track of all of my games value, should I want to get rid of some games that I feel I won’t be playing anytime soon.

[ncman071]

Pricecharting

[calthaer]

Backloggery.com, so that I can track whether or not my games have actually been played and / or beaten...since that's why I own them. Anything I'm not planning on playing I sell.

[Steve W]

I take photos of my collections and keep them on my phone. Any time I'm at a store looking over games I might pull out my phone and check the alphabetical collections pics to make sure I'm not buying a double.

[jdc]

I've used Backloggery.com for years

[YoshiM]

For the longest time when I actively collected I used a spreadsheet.

[PreZZ]

GAMEYE its an app for smartphones, super easy and convenient. its free too

[gbpxl]

I used pricecharting for a while but I dont buy a ton of games these days so havent added anything. I have enough games as it is and the ones I want are expensive. so not in a huge hurry to get them

[namzep]

CLZ is definitely my choice. I use their apps to track various collections on my phone (video games, movies, comics, books). I don't care as much about value as I do about trying not to buy doubles/duplicates.

[Nz17]

Originally I didn't track. Then I tracked console acquisitions only with MicroSoft Works for Windows 3.1. These days, I track almost everything with text files and Google Sheets.

Some people utilize GameTZ.

What is CLZ?