Any good video game database software out their?

[Pas]

Anyone know of any good (and preferably free) video game collection database software? I would love to find a good way to keep track of what carts,cds, pcbs, etc I have for my arcades and home systems.

 

[Praise the Lard]

Uh.. Notepad!

EDIT: I looked this up for you, big thread on database software/web sites.

 

[The Chief]

I've been using Excel for a while now to do this. Has worked pretty good for me.

 

[Zenimus]

Yeah, Excel works very well for this purpose. I use it whenever I need to keep track of things.

For awhile now I've replaced Excel with Gamepedia. It has the same interface as iTunes, and you can organize them into "collections" (exactly the same as playlists). It's quicker and looks nicer than Excel, but it's only for Mac. And it costs $18...

 

[Bibliophile]

I use excel, and I am fine with it.

 

[RevQuixo]

Since i run Video Game Rebirth, obviously I'm biased towards it. Unfortunately my site, is strictly for console games so arcade pcbs won't be there.