wishlist, collection list, and other lists

Do you use a site or a spreadsheet program to compile your lists? If you use a site then which one?

 

Wish list = wordpad
Up comming games list = notepad
Collection list = ign

 

I'm lazy.

I'm lazy, I use IGNs database.
It's missing several of my Saturn games and I haven't been good about keping it up to date but it's fairly easy.
~Krelian

P.S.: You can see an IGN list in my signature.

P.P.S.: There is also VGRebirth.com but it's database has even FEWER games than IGN.

 

I am using my site (in my sig) for my list, but I am terribly lazy/busy* so it''s still hugely incomplete.



*delete as applicable

 

I just use Microsoft Excel for my lists.

Yakumo

 

Paper. Seriously, good old fashioned paper. I like tangible things, and so prefer being able to hold these lists in my hand. I still edit articles by hand as opposed to on the computer.

Besides, I only need such lists for personal reference.

 

Me too. Paper rules, although I'm putting it all in a big word doc now so I can easily remove sold items etc.

 

I use my brain... which is why I forget everything I want...

 

Not necessarily a bad thing when it comes to maintaining a healthy bank account!

 

All my gaming lists (wish lists, inventory, etc...) are in Pocket Excel on my PDA.

 

I've had like 7 quid in my bank account for about 2 months now! I need a job -_-

 

I sometimes updated my collection/want/have list at UGTZ.
http://gametz.com/user/GaijinPunch.html

I've only made a few trades, so don't update it religiously, but it's pretty accurate. The best part is that they'll add games (any region) that they don't have in already.

 

my head is a reliable thing that can be accessed anytime, anywhere.

 

I have gone away from using paper since I misplace the lists even though I put them in places I think I will remember later which results in a multitude of lists. I don't store the lists on my computer since I regularly take files off the computer to make room or to make folders less cluttered.

For right now I use gamespot for my videogame lists and dvdaficionado for dvd lists.

 

I used good old notepad for everything, though I've just gotten lazy over the years and gave that up.