Game collection management-anything better than just a spreadsheet?

[Well Fed Games]

OK, so I have been hitting the thrift/resale stores hard lately (been really nostalgic for the 32-bit era recently) and the ol game collection is expanding... to the point that I have accidentally re-bought stuff a couple of times.  Any suggestions on software or websites to keep track of stuff?

[GibsonRiddler]

http://www.collectorz.com/

I've used the movie version. Program works great.

[SavannahLion]

http://www.collectorz.com/

I've used the movie version. Program works great.

Holy crap, are they still making the CueCats? I've got a couple somewhere I  never actually got around to hacking to USB.

[Well Fed Games]

Cool, thanks. Will check it out. Tried one called GCStar but it seemed a little wonky (wouldn't fetch info from the web).

[Generic Eric]

http://www.backloggery.com

It seemed OK when I looked at it.

[DaveMMR]

I've been using RFGeneration's tools and it seems pretty useful (my page for example: http://www.rfgeneration.com/cgi-bin/collection.pl?action=profile&name=DaveMMR&folder=Collection) and you can export it to a CSV file.

[Well Fed Games]

Thanks, looks like some good options. Will keep doing my research... nice collection DaveMMR, those are some nice boxed NES carts.

[Ginsu Victim]

GameFAQs.com lets you track your collection.

[danny_galaga]

I find this normally does the trick



 

Do you have any web pages of your own? I've used this guys online databasey thingo script. Make a web page, and if you have a smart phone (I don't, which is why I say IF) then you can check on your collection anytime you are picking through sales...

[rCadeGaming]

I just typed up a text file.  I like using my own format so I can order things in a certain way, and include extra info like, when the save battery was last replaced, region, if it's a repro, burned rom-chips, etc.

I save my lists as notes in my email, so I can get to them from anywhere.

I have a list of games I own, as well as games to get.  Both lists are too long...

[Namco]

I rolled my own website to store a list of my games:
http://fredgolden.com/games

I used the Giantbomb.com API to pull info about games which saves a ton of typing and I used some javascript called Content flow to make the thumbnails horizontally scroll smoothly just like Coverflow does in that horrible iTunes program, or how the Cooliris plugin does for web browsers.