Basically, it'd be something like a button or a setting to make it so all entries (or specific ones if you're feeling ambitions) with the same entry data (except for quantity of course) would be grouped into one entry with the combined quantities. I've had an issue with sorting my large Pokemon card collection where I have numerous entries for the same card and I think it'd be helpful to have a feature to combine all of these entries into one. For example, if you happen to get the same Pokemon card on multiple occasions, I'd like to make them all into 1 entry with a quantity of 4 than 4 entries with a quantity of 1. While it may be easy to do this once, having to do it for every duplicate entry would be very time consuming. Thanks!

Game & Watch and Evercade currently do not have regions (USA, Japan, PAL) as per other consoles (Xbox, Playstation, Wii, etc.). Add ability to specify regions for Game & Watch systems and Evercade systems, accessories, games.

Add Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and maybe Magic to.

I'd like to have the option to exclude strategy guides from my searches. would really help. thanks

When looking a game up, give the option to filter based on games, cards, amiibos, strategy guides and everything else.

Ability to screen Strategy Guides, Figurines (Rumble U, Disney Infinity, etc), and other "stuff" from video game results--an opportunity to permanently (toggle) configure my search results to show only video games.

hi is there any way this website can add Japanese console and retro computers

Add comic book pricing for graded and non graded books. 

I have a few games for each platform and plan on getting more to full sets as well. I know these are far more niche consoles/game systems but it would be nice to be able to have support to catalogue and price check these. Especially in the case of the Casio Loopy with its small and hard to find library.

I am cataloging my PCE collection and more than half my games are not even listed on this site! You are missing probably 3/4 of the total released titles, which is a crazy amount.