Please add support for DVD Games. Not PC games or CD-i games, the sort of game you play on a DVD player. I provided an exemple. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kZLmG22SSZFhpA0IfZjmn_B7KVAxXKjQ/view?usp=sharing

I use the lot value calculator daily for buying/selling/trading. It would be super useful to have each list be saved with it's own id in the url, just like the automator does.

Right now, I have to print/screenshot a list before composing a new one which is not ideal.

I think everyone on the forum would like to have an icons next to the games with a degree of rarity (VC, C, R, VR, ER)

VERY COMMON, COMMON, RARE, VERY RARE, EXTREMELY RARE

I sometimes get emails about items being listed below market value that are *only* the box / manual. I'm not interested in these items.

Hey! I wanted to ask you if you could add the possibility of sniping only products with a specific word on the tittle (i.e. "Pokémon").

I added 300+ games to my Collection, along with several hundred photos showing boxes, manuals, discs, etc. If I click a game in my Collection, then click Sell Yours, none of that info comes over, and I have to re-enter everything and search through tons of photos to find the right ones again. 

Maybe have a Sell This Item button in Collection that lets you quickly list an item without re-entering info and photos.

When looking for good deals on Japanese titles, I often search on websites like https://www.amazon.co.jp/ or https://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/ for the best prices. However, to find listings for these games, I cannot search for their English or romanized titles and need to use the original Japanese name (written in hirigana, katakana, or kanji) to find the game. It would be great to have a field in the details section of a Japanese game's page that allowed you to enter the game's title in its original language; games would be more easily searchable, and it would save people a lot of time when trying to find price info.

I do not think that European and Australian games should be grouped together even if they are both PAL. Like on the Nintendo 64 there are physical differences for egsample in Europe there is a black border around the front artwork, but in Australia there is a red stripe on the left of the front artwork. Some games also cost much more in Australia and it messes with the price a lot.

It would be a good idea to sort by volume (either by loose or complete). The reason why this is good is when I'm buying or selling a game it helps to know how easy it will be to enact the transaction on it.