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Awesome. It has been so long since I'd purchased something where the store did that I'd totally forgotten it was a thing.

I was weeding the game collection and found my 5200 Trak-ball. I'd totally forgotten it was unopened, but the seal is a line of tape from the store. Was this common in the 5200 era, or would this have come from Atari with shrink-wrap?

Heya, I've been collection for various systems here and there over the years, and had mostly been using Excel (well, Google Docs) as my collection tracker. Recently I've found it to be a bit lacking, and somewhat unwieldy. I have started using the NintendoAge collection tool for my NES stuff and I really like it. Easy to work with, smartphone portable, ect. Does anyone know of or use something online for the 2600 of similar scope? There are great sites with tons of information, (this is mindblowing: http://www.atariguide.com/lists/masterlist2.html) but I just can't find a place that has integrated collection tracking well. Any insight on something I'm clearly overlooking? My current list is just one tab, alphabetical by title, with variations. A formula counts the X's and puts a number up top in some static header rows.