Anyone else want to be able to track the One Piece Card game cards value?

Thank you for adding Famicom titles, but there's a glaring omission by FDS games not being listed on the site. It's kind of its own beast considering the disk re-writing service that was around for years; it results in tons of potential combinations for games that only take up one side of a disk. I don't know how you would tackle that.

Pricecharting has an excellent database, but it's not perfect. I've come across several items just in my collection that aren't available on the site, yet they're easy to find on eBay for price checking. The Master Gear for example is missing and I can't find a replace to recommend a new listing to track it. A quick way to suggest a missing item would be a great asset.

Add PAL games for all mainj consoles (SEGA, Nintendo, Playstation, Xbox)

Decent size collectors market for this old game, for a while it was right up there with Magic from the 90s. Would be fun to add to the page.

Thanks!

Show photos of the actual cartridge/disc on the website.  This would help identify games we have and spot reproductions too.

On Price Charting, the Neo Geo platform is listed altogether under one heading. However, games were actually offered in three formats - AES (Home Cartridge), MVS (Arcade Cartridge), and CD.

The pricing for a given title varies dramatically across the three formats - Pulstar for example can be roughly $50 on CD, $200 on MVS, and $2000 on AES. Price Charting's Neo Geo section is essentially useless right now because it isn't clear which sub format it's following.

Sometimes a new or old game won't be listed under a platform library, letting us add the game to the list could make it more complete. Value should be left up to the market, but a user may have an obscure, or overlooked title to add to the list. For instance Giana Sisters Twisted Dreams Director's Cut just saw a limited US release, through Toys R US, and Walmart. While there presently are no aftermarket auctions of note, it would be nice to see it listed under Wii U games even though it presently has no aftermarket value.