Owned, wanted, traded
Mark an item as owned, wanted, previously owned, or available for trade without losing its place in the wider archive.
Built for physical game collectors
PLAYBACK connects a personal collection tracker to the history behind every game, console, hardware variant, and physical edition you own—or still want to find.
More than a list
Keep the quick overview beautiful while preserving the information that makes each physical copy different.
Mark an item as owned, wanted, previously owned, or available for trade without losing its place in the wider archive.
Record loose, boxed, or complete copies, then grade the game, case, box, manual, booklet, inserts, posters, and other paperwork.
Track region, packaging, standard releases, limited editions, collector’s editions, dual packs, bundles, and hardware variants.
Keep separate records for loose, complete, sealed, regional, or trade copies of the same game or console.
Save quantity, purchase price, purchase date, serial number, barcode, personal notes, and private collection photos.
Synchronize your collection across devices and use CSV or Excel import and export for backups and migration.
One archive · one shelf
Search by title, alternate name, platform, brand, year, region, edition, or barcode.
Save it as owned, wanted, previously owned, or for trade.
Add condition, completeness, manuals, inserts, quantity, purchase history, notes, and photos.
Browse by brand, separate games from consoles, use checklist mode, and review completion statistics.
Collector questions
Create a free PLAYBACK collector account, search the physical archive, and add each game, console, variant, or edition with its ownership status, condition, completeness, region, and quantity.
Yes. PLAYBACK treats hardware colors, bundles, promotional systems, regional packages, limited games, collector’s editions, and multi-game packs as distinct collectible records beneath their parent item.
Yes. Manual presence and condition can be recorded alongside booklets, registration cards, posters, maps, inserts, and other included paperwork.
A personal collection stays inside the collector account unless the collector deliberately creates a public wish list or trade-list share.
Your shelf has a story
Create an account, keep your records synchronized, and turn the physical archive into a collection that looks and feels like yours.
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