I noticed that I am not able to change game titles even for the ones I added (with a mistake).

Is it possible to add that feature ?

until recently i could search for a game and then immediately type over what i had just searched for, it really made looking up multiple games easier.

Having the ability to look through the library of a particular console (Xbox 360, for example), and only display non-special edition games would be useful in keeping track of the most valuable titles.

Adding consoles to one’s collection on here is really weird, because it pretty much has the same tiers as a video game entry on the site– “Loose”, “CIB”, and “New”. This complicates things because a console being “Complete” can mean multiple things; it can imply that it has all of the hookups and controllers, or it can mean that it comes in the original box with the paper inserts. Likewise, “Loose” could refer to console only, or the console and hook-ups, etc. but without the box and such.

This leads to a weird level of inconsistency where the recent “CIB” sales are a mix of listings both with and without the console’s box, and the recent “Loose” sales are a mix of console only listings and ones with the console and everything needed to play. As a result, I’m honestly never sure what to choose when putting a console in my collection, since oftentimes it feels like the “Loose” value is lower than what it would go for, whereas the “CIB” value is way too high.

A perfect example is the NES which I happen to own “Complete”- not with the box, but in working with an A/V cable, power adapter and two controllers. Looking at the PriceCharting entry, the “Loose” value for an NES console is currently shown to be $41, largely due to console only sales dragging it down. On the other hand, the “CIB” value is a staggering $202, which is from in-box listings as one can imagine. Neither of these prices quite accurately reflect the value of an NES console with just the hook-ups and controller(s), which I’d wager goes for around $60-100 or so in working condition.

This is a complicated issue, because in a way it challenges the core framework of the website. I get that it’s just straight-up easier to have consoles represented in the same way that any video game is. However, doing such a thing creates enough problems with proper value representation that I think it’s worth brainstorming a better solution.

Maybe we can have it so that you select which specific elements of a console you own, split into simple categories like “console”, “box”, “video cable”, “power adapter”, etc. Or, we could maybe have something similar to how it is now but with a higher number of more specific tiers, like “Loose”, “Console+Cables”, “CIB” and “New”, or something like that. Honestly, I’m not sure, but we should discuss the topic and think of something that functions better than what we have currently for consoles on the site.

I’m hoping we can figure something out because this is an issue that really bugs me. It might be a big change for the site but I think it’s one that’d be positive if we figured out something really solid. Thanks!

there is a sold copy on "new" pokemon red with $180 which is wrong. online pokemon red goes for much more in "new"   

Currently, Pokémon specifically, is seeing a sharp decrease in the value of cards as compared to a year ago. I believe this is due to the hype created by social media influencers (Logan Pau for example) and then the return to normal pricing thereafter. I would be nice if we could see a list of all the Pokémon with a % of price increase/decrease over the last 1m, 6m, 1y, 5y, all time. In addition, if when looking at the individual cards, a % of price increase/decrease. The line graph seems to not be working at the moment as when searching past prices of any Pokémon cards, it will show the past month but the buttons are not working to look any further into the past. Thanks and be safe!

I would like to know what booster packs are retired 

The displayed "Fee when sells" amount is not using the correct calculation of 3.49% + 49 cents. The easiest way to test is to go to any create listing page and enter $100 as the price.  The calculated fee should be $3.98 ($100 * 0.0349 + 0.49), but instead displays $3.20.