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[Nerix]

I have found this website/app by coincidence. Quite useful for auto-importing and tracking your game library (can be linked to PSN, Xbox Live and Steam): https://mybacklog.gg/

Before that I used https://playlist.ign.com/ , but there is no option to import from PSN or XLive.

Do you use any other "IMDb's" for games?

 

[Darkkahn]

https://www.igdb.com/

 

[Nankatsu]

There's an android app called stash. Super cool and useful.

 

[RoboFu]

is IMDb the IMDb of games?

Grand Theft Auto V (Video Game 2013) ⭐ 9.5 | Action, Comedy, Crime

| M

m.imdb.com

 

[near]

The IMDB equivalent for games would probably be Moby Games. It lacks tracking and ratings, but it is the most comprehensive database for staff credits. I only ever use IMDB for exactly that anyway.

 

[nial]

Rate Your Music.

 

[TintoConCasera]

Rate Your Music.

10/10 I have great taste.

 

[digital_ghost]

10/10 I have great taste.

I have great paste

 

[JoduanER2]

Well I think that would be Steam reviews...

 

[Nerix]

https://www.igdb.com/

Thanks for sharing, looks also good. But no auto-import on a first glance

 

[Nerix]

There's an android app called stash. Super cool and useful.

I used that as well, but the lacking auto-import is annoying. That what makes backlog so useful

 

[Reizo Ryuu]

for the thing most people use IMDB, looking up credits, the equivalent is mobygames.

 

[Futaleufu]

The IMDB equivalent for games would probably be Moby Games. It lacks tracking and ratings, but it is the most comprehensive database for staff credits. I only ever use IMDB for exactly that anyway.

Very useful for the era of japanese videogames where developers were forced to use nicknames instead of their real names

 

[Loomy]

The IMDB equivalent for games would probably be Moby Games. It lacks tracking and ratings, but it is the most comprehensive database for staff credits. I only ever use IMDB for exactly that anyway.

Yup. IMDB is primarily(or at least used to be) a place to track credits. That's Moby Games. Both have evolved way past that now though.