As an avid video game collector, I am always trying to expand my collection. Get new video games that I don't yet own. Problem is, sometimes I cannot remember what I have and what I don't have. For I have thousands of video games in my collection, all scattered around the house: on bookshelves, in closets, in boxes... If I ever want to find out whether I have a game or not, I have to frantically rummage through all those locations, creating a total mess in the process.

As a user of the RarityGuide.com database, you most likely collect something as well, whether it be video games, comics, books or what not. RarityGuide.com frequently receives questions from users on how to better organize their growing collections.

And so, in  order to catalog my video game collection, and to explore solutions available for the RarityGuide.com collectors community, I decided to try out the Game Collector software from Collectorz.com...

The best RPG. Ever.

In an era dominated by games about playing Rock Stars, one game dares to teach music. A delightful game with a catchy little system that has people up, moving and playing music like any great musician, if not a little better because it's all done your style.

Everyone knows that when you step into a virtual world, you can become any persona you want. You can even become multiple personas. This is the story of how I took this to the extreme when I played Asheron's Call 2, and how things soon got out of hand. This story is certainly not for the faint of heart.