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Demon Cleaner 11:12 27th November 2008
Anyone using this program? I tried it today and have entered all my
PS3 and
XBox360 games into a database. You can enter games by just typing the title and searching online, or just scan or enter the barcode. It's very useful, easy to add games and has a lot of information for the games.
If someone is interested, I can give you the link to d/l it (crack included), this is version
3.0 Pro.
Tomorrow I will add all my
PS2 RPGs to a seperate database
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Harrison 12:56 27th November 2008
That looks really useful.
At the moment I just have a big excel spreadsheet where I maintain lists of my collection for each system, plus additional information about each game.
Does the program allow for custom fields to be added for each game entry? I like to keep information for things like number of discs, serial numbers, if a game is original or a backup copy.. etc.
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Demon Cleaner 14:41 27th November 2008
If you edit a game, you're able to add a whole bunch of information, more than you will ever need. Just try it out and let me know.
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Harrison 15:42 27th November 2008
I will have a look and see if it fits my needs. Going by the screenshot alone it does look good. Cheers for the link.
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Sharingan 21:41 27th November 2008
Looks neat. And wow, you bought a lot of games over the past year!
Then again, in 2008 I got like 18 games too, on top of 48 Blu-ray discs. This hobby really is a big drain on the wallet
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Demon Cleaner 07:08 28th November 2008
If you take a closer look you can see that you can mark your games with different status' (a symbol before the game name). A green arrow means that you own the game, an question mark means that the game is wanted and an enveloppe means that the game is still on order.
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Harrison 07:10 28th November 2008
I want to be able to mark games with a jolly roger!
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Demon Cleaner 07:32 28th November 2008
What's a jolly roger?
I'm currently making my PS2 RPG list.
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Harrison 07:56 28th November 2008
Demon Cleaner 10:00 28th November 2008
Oops, I almost finished entering the RPGs into the database when suddenly following message appears:
Search failed: Trial edition expired. That's strange, the version comes with a crack?
EDIT: Well, I found something, and I guess I have now totally screwed up with this program. At the very bottom of the info file it says:
Originally Posted by :
NOTE:
We have for awhile now made searching at Collectorz.com work and
not show illegal key, allowing game lookup work from that
source, while another groups crack didn't allow any searching
there at all. Now of course if you add over the 50+ normal limit
and request data well over that limit from that source, your
going to be red flagged and server will from then on most likely
block you.
User's account names are tied to your collection file, make a new
one and reimport (with this new version), if that doesn't make
sense then your sool and your on your own. This is the one and
only time we will mention this on how to get around the ban if
you were banned before for not using common sense. This again
should be quite obvious, but we will state it again clearly,
don't search over that limit in one large update to your
database! Example would be 50+ back to back searches. If you do
half of the normal limit (25 searches) and more at another time,
you'll be fine as we have patched the counter inside your
collection file. For people that refuse to listen, you have been
warned and this version of Collectorz.com Game Collector Pro now
ONLY uses Collectorz.com as it's source. Besides, if your using
this program to store that many games, its about time you paid
for it and made that purchase to support this great game database
manager.
Thats it! Enjoy.
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