How do you keep track of your collection?

[WaxWeazle]

I know there's a few software programs you can use to put your collection in (e.g. http://www.collectorz.com/) but I was wondering what everybody around here uses?

Do you write it down? Type up a list manually? Shout it out here, can always be interesting to come across new ways of doing it!

I myself have an excel sheet that I made but haven't really updated it in a while nor have I properly finished it either.. A lazy collector I guess

[GameTrigger]

I use that last couple of years:
http://backloggery.com
For my FF collection I use Excel

[vhal_x]

I use an Excel spreadsheet, I really like the idea of Collectorz but after them filing a Cease and Desist against me, I'm pretty much put off xx

[Deathhound]

I'm using Excel, too. I didn't know about those Databases, lol. (I check them out though)

[Nyxus]

Backloggery, and for collector's editions in particular: http://www.videogameshelf.com/?page_id=180

[KnightOfTruth]

I use sortit apps - can do games and guides both! Exports to excel I believe if needs be, has an mobile app and web interface, can bulk scan barcodes to add them. Can customize and edit entries as you see fit. No monthly or user fees either, just the one time fee. Think they're on sale now (or recently) too.

[King Peter]

Excel worksheet for me includes all of my games for console, computer games, anime, hentai, manga, DVD, Blu-Ray, porn, you name it.........took me awhile to put it on with estimate price for each

[Dark Sol]

Collectorz is pretty much you all need when you have some serious amount of games.

[Branden_Lucero]

Excel. but i have to start from scratch and re-track everything the correct way.

[KnightOfTruth]

Originally Posted by Nyxus

Backloggery, and for collector's editions in particular: http://www.videogameshelf.com/?page_id=180

That videogame shelf is pretty neat. Love the quality pictures and descriptions!