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Kunnen we bij de Videogames niet het veldje krijgen "Nummertoevoeging" 

Neem bijvoorbeeld de Playstation spelletjes, het eerste Playstation 2 spelletje is 50000 en de laatste bij mij bekend 55406, er zijn dus 5406 verschillende titels (zonder de varianten) het voordeel hier van is dat we een videospel heel makkelijk kunnen terug vinden en dat ze gelijk op volgorde van uitgifte staan en voorkomt voor een groot deel invoeren van doublures.

Een catalogus op nummer zou er zo uit zien...

SCES 50003 Dead or Alive 2 (2000)

SLES 50018 Kessen (2000)

SLES 50037 Silent Scope (2000)

SLES 50045 The Jungle Book Groove Party (2001)

SLES 50048 Disney Paperino Operation Papero (2000) 

SLES 50194 4x4 Evolution (2001)

enz. enz. enz. 

veel verzamel plezier
groet
Dennis

Can't we get the field "Number addition" in the Video games

Take the Playstation games for example, the first Playstation 2 game is 50000 and the last known to me is 55406 , so there are 5406 different titles (without the variants) the advantage of this is that we can find a video game very easily and that they are immediately in the order of issue and largely prevents the introduction of duplicates.

A catalog by number would look like this...

SCES 50003 Dead or Alive 2 (2000)

SLES 50018 Kessen (2000)

SLES 50037 Silent Scope (2000)

SLES 50045 The Jungle Book Groove Party (2001)

SLES 50048 Disney Paperino Operation Papero (2000)

SLES 50194 4x4 Evolution (2001)

etc. etc. etc.

lots of collecting fun
greeting
Dennis

Verzoek al jaren terug ingediend samen met de barcode/ean. Helaas......

Het voorkomt geen doublures, barcodes voorkomen de doublures.

En niet alle SLES nummers zijn in gebruik.

Request submitted years ago together with the barcode/ean. Unfortunately......

It does not prevent duplication, barcodes prevent the duplication.

And not all SLES numbers are in use.

By the way, you should not change titles in such a way that they cannot be found. The title is the title on the box. That you have a box with a different title ....

At Donald Duck PowerducK, Donald Duck PK is the abbreviation, because of the abbreviation I could not find the other variants of the same game.

Barcodes I use the bol.com app for, in a scan you can you will find the game (if still unknown on bol.com but there are not many). the field can be added to Catawiki in no time.

The fact that some SLES numbers have not been released is not inferior to cataloging, having cataloged them all by SLES number yourself, is the fastest way to find the game in the collection and catalog.

greetings

Dennis

Such a number is more like an order number than a serial number. I have no insight into how the Number field is currently used in this section.

And you probably mean 'except if' instead of 'provided' in your comment about bol.

Have a whole list of these product numbers and the list goes up almost completely every year, it seems to me to be the most important number and then the barcode follows, some games have the same product number but other barcodes, some have none at all barcode because they were part of a package, for example with a microphone or surfboard. Furthermore, the video games catalog is a very nice one on Catawiki, still have piles of games to find out and add if necessary. If the product number is not included, I will add it in any case. Anyway, it was a great King's Day :-)

As soon as we happen to be working on something for other reasons, we can often fix known bugs right away, but that's the limit for now until we're done with a few mega-operations. Of course I sometimes rustle something in between. (;-)

What precedes now is:

- completely cut off from auction database and catalog database. We are a long way.

- good synchronization of the user profiles on the two sides.

- Enter the nickname system in the catalog, since the auction has recently stopped working with user names that you can choose yourself. Sigh.

- some necessary changes in the context of the new privacy law.

At Donald Duck PowerducK, Donald Duck PK is the abbreviation, because of the abbreviation I could not find the other variants of the same game.

And now people can no longer find PK find. Incidentally, the Italian version has a different name. So it is more convenient to keep the name on the box. Also because you have French, Dutch, Etc versions, and you also use the name / language on the box.

Some SLES numbers have not been released. not at the bottom of cataloging, cataloged them all by SLES number myself, is the fastest way to find the game in the collection and catalog.

I also have them on the SLES / SCES / etc numbers. But you made it look like there are 5406 games because there are 5406 numbers. And that is not the case.

Indeed, don't mess with the titles. They have to be taken literally from the box.

Oke, en hoe doen we dat met Chinese, Japanse taal of Hindi ? (deze heb ik ook in de verzameling).

qua nummering werkt het zo: 

52974 007 - GOLDENEYE - ROGUE AGENT [E][Du][I][Sw]

52975 007 - GOLDENEYE - AU SERVICE DU MAL [F]

52976 007 - GOLDENEYE - ROGUE AGENT

52977 007 - GOLDENEYE - AGENTE CORRUPTO [S]

Dit is inderdaad 1 spel maar in 4 varianten op de markt verschenen, 

SLES staat voor de PAL serie

SLPS staat voor de NTSC-J serie

SLUS staat voor de NTSC-U serie

Er zijn dus wel 5406 nummers (minimaal) in de PAL serie (SLES) uitgekomen, alleen voor de Nederlandse markt gezien heb je inderdaad gaten dan.

Okay, and how do we do that with Chinese, Japanese language or Hindi? (I also have this in my collection).

in terms of numbering it works like this:

52974 007 - GOLDENEYE - ROGUE AGENT [E][Du][I][Sw]

52975 007 - GOLDENEYE - AU SERVICE DU MAL [F]

52976 007 - GOLDENEYE - ROGUE AGENT

52977 007 - GOLDENEYE - AGENTE CORRUPTO[S]

This is indeed 1 game but appeared on the market in 4 variants,

SLES stands for the PAL series

SLPS stands for NTSC-J series

SLUS stands for the NTSC-U series

So there are 5406 numbers (minimum) released in the PAL series (SLES), only seen for the Dutch market you do indeed have gaps.

Then the title of those items should be placed in brackets in the original language.

@Phonocard,

Are you only in the ps2 games or do you have more systems?

I have several systems, my favorite is Nintendo 8 bit, again from my favorite Super Mario. the number 2 for me is the Play Station 1.

Thanks Arco, learned something again.

Beautiful systems. I am more into psp and game gear, so handhelds.