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Video Game Database Discussion / Re: Duplicate Listings 2015
« on: August 12, 2015, 03:10:47 am »
http://vgcollect.com/item/79787
&
http://vgcollect.com/item/74256
It's most often than not referred to as "Armed F" or "Formation Armed F", but not "Armed Formation F".
(my spincard says "Armed F", which is the commonly refered name)
Good thing would be to nuke http://vgcollect.com/item/79787 and edit http://vgcollect.com/item/74256 by modifying the following fields:
Game name: Armed F
Alt-Name: Formation Armed F
&
http://vgcollect.com/item/74256
It's most often than not referred to as "Armed F" or "Formation Armed F", but not "Armed Formation F".
(my spincard says "Armed F", which is the commonly refered name)
Good thing would be to nuke http://vgcollect.com/item/79787 and edit http://vgcollect.com/item/74256 by modifying the following fields:
Game name: Armed F
Alt-Name: Formation Armed F
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General / Re: Your collecting policy for the consoles you own
« on: August 08, 2015, 03:29:37 pm »
I've been collecting like freaking mad the last 25 years (like a good chunk of you guys I'm positive), but these last 2 or so years I've trimmed my collection quite considerably. (about 3 folds)
Nowadays, I just collect things that I really enjoy, regardless of rarity values.
So I guess my new personal policy is keeping only games that I know I can fire up anytime and get some decent level of enjoyment out of.
No more collecting just for the sake of collecting, or because it would look fantastic on my shelves.
Anything that doesn't hold any kind of sentimental value or replayability for me is an instant sell / gift to someone.
You can be sure that if I (still) own a game, it's because I really like it, or it holds a special meaning.
Maybe that's a dumb post I dunno, but it was not always the case when I was younger, collecting just for sh*t and giggles.
Nowadays, I just collect things that I really enjoy, regardless of rarity values.
So I guess my new personal policy is keeping only games that I know I can fire up anytime and get some decent level of enjoyment out of.
No more collecting just for the sake of collecting, or because it would look fantastic on my shelves.
Anything that doesn't hold any kind of sentimental value or replayability for me is an instant sell / gift to someone.
You can be sure that if I (still) own a game, it's because I really like it, or it holds a special meaning.
Maybe that's a dumb post I dunno, but it was not always the case when I was younger, collecting just for sh*t and giggles.
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