The GamePark GP32 was primarily used by people as an emulation handheld but it actually had it's own library of commercially available physical games as well as multiple revisions of the console itself. GP32 games and systems don't come up on eBay very often so having an archive of sold listings and historic prices on VGPC would be awesome! I'd also like to be able to track the games I already own

A way to Import your collection, current one is non-functional 

I see that you have an app for Apple products but not for Android users and it hard to find good quality/properly functional card scanning apps on Android phones to be able to price out playing cards. Thank you for your consideration.

It would be nice if there was a way to view all contributions that you have made to the site. Just a nice way to go back and see how your contributions have helped.

I understand changing the name of the products changes the URL but it would be nice for the ability to change the name 1 time after your initial submission of your contribution to fix any typo's or mistakes you notice after the initial submission.

I have sorted my video game collection(s) into folders based on console. It would be nice to add photos to a specific folder, and then list individual folders for sale. 

This way, I'd be able to continue tracking my other collections, list my Wii collection for sale or my PS2 collection for sale and not listing the entire collection for sale.

Please add CGC 9.9 to the list. Not quite a 10 but more than a 9.8.

The way it's set up now, if I want to see something in Alphabetical order, I will see #10-19, #100-199, #1000-1999 etc, before I will see #2, only because they begin with the number 1, If something has ten or more items, like cards and comics, then the appropriate number of 0's should precede the actual number. For example, Marvel Two-In-One is a 100 issue run, so #1 would become #001, #10 would become #010. This will make every issue truly line up in alphabetical order.

I've been cleaning up this category over the past couple of months, and we have these last few items to address that I don't have access to perform:

1. Delete this duplicate entry: https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pc-gamer-magazine/pc-gamer-issue-006
2. Delete, another dupelicate: https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pc-gamer-magazine/pc-gamer-issue-65

And with that, PriceCharting should have the most up to date listing for PC Gamer on the web.