Ps3 game values are unrealistic when you group together Australian, Italian, German and Uk etc pal games

They are all PAL but the values hugely differ, a rough and quick example is the PS3 game World Of Outlaws : Sprint Cars;  In UK version this game is very rare and has a value around £75-100 depending on completeness and condition. An Australian one is more common and in less demand with a value around £15. Those two versions of the same game are worth hugely different and should NOT be grouped together to show average value. That’s like saying US and Japanese games are worth the same when obviously not

It would be nice if you could let some users correct eBay listings that are not correct.  IE it's a game associated with the wrong region/console, the wrong status (CIB, Loose, New).  Basically offer the ability to correct the wrong listing by connecting it with the right condition or the correct game (region/console).  Condition and region are the two most frequent issues I see wrong with the past eBay sold listings.  The other one would be just the wrong variant of the game (Greatest Hits as an example).

There should be a link inserted somewhere to get your cards graded.

Please add a category and popular items for Macintosh games/software. This is a whole separate genre of computer gaming collecting that is not covered on the site. And many of the titles are actually highly sought-after and valuable. For example, search for sold results for Marathon Trilogy or any of the separate Marathon releases for Mac (Marathon 1 (CD and floppy versions; Durandal; and Infinity). Furthermore, often when there is both a Mac and a Windows/DOS PC release for a game, the Mac one will have a wildly different price due to the relative rarity of it. For example, Fallout 1 CIB for Windows recently sold for close to $150, but the Mac version recently sold for $500. If the category were created and if I had contributor status, I would be happy to take the time to add all of the titles I am aware of (and although my account looks pretty new, I have actually used Pricecharting for years and might have otherwise qualified to contribute. But I stopped for a few years at some point and my former account with the same username seems to have disappeared. So I recently had to start over).

I find that a lot of my games are not included on the site. Sure you can have U.S. NTSC releases along with the Japanese NTSC ones. You have U.K. PAL releases but there is seldomly an AUSTRALIAN PAL release option.

I have two invisible items in collection. Was one for a couple weeks or more. Just now did the Android app home screen thing and now it says there's two. It's value for today didn't change though $23.47. Any help appreciated looks like this is the place to post this cuz it has a bugs option for choice. Thank you 

I think with the rise of thrifters and reselling there is a need to apply your current website model to more collectible and valuable categories. So many items need charts, like Pyrex, blu-rays, toys, etc. You have a great site to build on top of and I think with the ability to always be adding new categories and sub categories (like toys/action figures/transformers/year/etc) you would become an invaluable tool in a multibillion dollar industry of thrifting, reselling, antiquing, and collecting. There isn’t anything out there that covers all types of collectible values. It would be unparalleled. You could also place a trending section on the home page which could list the top ten trending collectible categories or items or even titles of video games. I would love to do it myself but I’m very limited on coding knowledge and my website would be too basic to handle this kind of idea.