First of all, thank you for the fantastic work you do on this site. This is such a valuable tool and really adds a lot of fun and satisfaction to collecting.

With inflation how it is, I feel it would be useful to have the option to add the year purchased to each game, and to then allow users to toggle between original price they paid vs that price adjusted for inflation. It may look like a particular game has skyrocketed in value, but if it's something that was bought even 3 years ago adjust ing purchase price for inflation may show the user that what they paid back then is still in line with market rate. Or in the flip side that the true value of a game really has risen since they bought it.

The lack of pc games on Pal regions makes it really hard to edit or add pc games mostly when they are pal exclusive, for example UPC won't work, age rating will be ESRB, among other issues.

Hope this topic gets some traction so we can improve this platform further,

my best regards.

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Thank you for adding a feature to sell entire collections. 

Might it be possible to add selling features  according your search filters? I.e. by both category and by console?

Thank you for considering

Would love to see which games are available and how many of them there are in the Marketplace currently straight from my Wishlist screen. Either add a column with that information ('Currently Available') or add a sorting option for 'See what games are available'. 

Hi! 

I have made some research and collect some base data of this part of a game market and could contribute the initial info with series, numbers, titles of a card. 

It would be nice to have more accurate pricing by having separate sections in addition to loose, cib, manual, box, new, and graded, there should also be 2 new sections for loose game plus the box and loose game plus the manual. Many sales are a combination of those two and they distort the actual average price of both the loose and cib sections.

Create category for Tandy 1000, 2000, 3000 series of computers.  And Tandyvision

The mostly forgotten, and very poorly marketed, handheld from the early 1990's the went silently away as stealthily as it appeared. Most fellow collector's I communicate with have never heard of this system, a testament to just how obscure the thing is, but it does exist. To those who know of it, it is a highly desirable handheld to own.

Be able to search your collection to see which games you have extra copies of in the event you decide to trade games.

It would be really nice to order my long wishlist by priority, or what I want to buy next, and so on. It would help me to be a lot more organized in the long run if I could move my wishlist items around and put certain ones above others.