Keycard Switch 2: physical, dematerialized or in between?
The box and map are physical, but the game data are to download. Here's what you really have and useful checks.
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The GameCube sold at 21,74 million units. To collect PAL games, identify the variant and the exact content before the price.
PS2 Games PAL: the guide to collecting without mistake
PAL does not necessarily mean French. Here's how to check the region, jacket, package leaflet, disc and edition before adding a PS2 game to your collection.
How to avoid duplicates in its video game collection
When you're on a brocante or on Vinted, the error happens quickly: buy a game you already have, or a variant you didn't want. Here's how to avoid it for good.
Games PAL: Recognising the right version without mistake
PAL is not a language and FR can describe the jacket, package leaflet or game. This is the reliable method of identifying a European version.
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How to follow his collection of physical video games (the simple method)
Dedicated spreadsheet or app: Here is a simple method to follow what you have, what you are looking for and the correct version of each game.
Build a video game wishlist that really serves
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PAL, NTSC-U and NTSC-J are not enough to predict language or compatibility. Here are the useful checks before purchase.
Start a collection of video games: the beginner's guide
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Recognize a counterfeit video game: the anti-repro guide
Cartridges, CDs, jackets: signs that betray a counterfeit, and the checklist to buy secondhand in confidence.
CIB, loose, sealed: the glossary of video game collectors
CIB, loose, salted, full box... the collector's vocabulary explained simply, to buy used without mistake.