Multi Databases???

[Fool's Requiem]

Anyone have a database set up for their library of games? If so, what are you using? Was it easy?

A few years ago, I made a database listing all of the movies I owned via the Open Office Database program, but Open Office Database requires Java Runtime and it doesn't even seem to work anymore even with Java installed. So Open Office has become an unusable option.

For us Anime fans, there are sites like MyAnimeList that allow you to track every single anime ever made. Lets you order your list by shows completed, shows you are currently watching, shows you want to watch, and shows that you dropped. I kinda wish there wish something like that for video games.

Maybe there's a good Excel Inventory template that I can use. I'm not good with Excel at all.

 

[Crystal]

I went with this for my games many years back, it does the job, but I would love something better.

Collection database software for movies, books, music, comics and games

Catalog your collection of CDs and vinyl records, DVDs and Blu-rays, books, comic books or video games. Use the Connect web-based software, install the CLZ mobile app on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, or use the downloadable Collector software on your Windows computer.

www.collectorz.com

 

[Raine]

I use Achievement/Trophy websites for modern non-Nintendo stuff, TrueAchievements (and TrueTrophies every couple years) in particular.

But I generally just maintain tables in an Excel spreadsheet. For physical games, for digital games, for DLC - makes life a lot easier.

 

[Zell 17]

I use Launchbox for all the stuff I own. Mainly emulator focused but it works for PC games too

 

[Smacktard]

I just use Backloggery like a pleb. When I 100% games, I add them as completed. Anything unfinished I don't add or archive physically. Only digital purchases are on Steam or digital-only games.