Cataloging games (Database)

[Alex1]

Hi there everyone. I have just started cleaning up my old consoles, games, magazines etc. I was looking for a proper cataloging solution for all the hardware.

I've looked around and found several online databases that cater to videocollectors like collectorz.com, vgcollectors.com. I would rather have a solution that can be held on your computer. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm a mac user and found delicious library 3 lacking as I can't catalog things like manuals, boxes etc. as far as I know.

Thanks!

[DPsx7]

Do you have a spreadsheet program like Excel? That's the only thing that comes to mind. I should do something like that myself but it would take longer than I'm willing to put into it. The backlog won't go away on its own.

[zaneiken]

I need to start an Excel sheet for my collection.  I find myself buying doubles and only realising afterwards.

[RetroDefense]

I need to start an Excel sheet for my collection.  I find myself buying doubles and only realising afterwards.

 

Exactly the reason why I began cataloging myself.  I use Access but Excel would work well enough.

[Alex1]

I think I will give spreadsheets a go. If it becomes too tedious I might consider other options. @DPsx7: I found a wegsite called backloggery.com. It's quite cool really. You can add any title and get medals for completing games.