I have been searching all over for a profile system as good as DVD Profiler, but for Video Games.  I've already got online listings on both Gamespot and IGN, but I'd rather have something fast and user driven.  That way, we end up with high quality covers and better, faster, information.

I have a feeling that it would be a very popular product within weeks of launch.

I also read through the CD Profiler thread that I found with search, and wouldn't mind that as well, but I tend to think that video games would be a natural fit for something like this as well.

Book Profiler would be interesting as well, but I think that something like Shelfari has that market cornered for now.  Even though it is online, it is now owned by Amazon.com, and has access to practically every book ever written.

Anyway, what do you think about a potential Video Game Profiler?  Would this be useful to any of you?

Oh, come on.  I did a search of the forums, and didn't find a pre-existing topic for this type of software.  Don't know what you're waiting for, but if it's off topic garbage (like the "CD Profiler?" topic), then it's simply a waste of time.

All I'm doing is requesting a new software, and as far as I know, Invelos exists because the creator WANTS to do more than DVDProfiler.

No offense intended, by the way.

Lutz, you forgot BeerProfiler      

Steve

Quoting Specter:

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Oh, come on.  I did a search of the forums, and didn't find a pre-existing topic for this type of software.[...]

You mean like enter the word "games" into the search field and not finding
http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=241665
or
http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=211903
or
http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=273265

Just to mention the latest three.
This doesn't mean that you had a bad idea (in fact it's a great idea), it's just that you weren't the first to have it and you will not be the last.
No offence meant, but this and the related question for a CD-Profiler come up about every two weeks.
The answer is sadly always the same: It's rather unlikely that invelos will ever develop a CD- or Games-Profiler.

The quoted threads give hints on where to find quite satisfying alternatives for a Games-Profiler.

Have fun

Heh, thanks guys.

I suppose I thought just searching "Games Profiler" or "Games" would be too vague, because I figured Board Games would be thrown into the mix, and, while that'd be a fun twist for those of us that play board games (Settlers of Catan, games from the CheapAssGames company) to have a place to keep that data as well.

I appreciate the help, none-the-less.  I did find a few of the ones mentioned in the other threads, but I really like the functionality of DVDprofiler and wanted to support a company that I already know is great.  But since there's probably not a chance of that happening, as far as a video game profiler from Invelos is concerned, I'll have to look into other game profilers.

Quoting goblinsdoitall:

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I'm still waiting for my Whisky-Profiler  .

Cast = Michael
Character = Drunk by

   

Steve

To be fair to the original poster, I just tried searching on "games profiler" using the forum search and got no obvious relevant results.
Now we've all been around long enough to know only to use search on one word, which is why Michael found the topics using "games".
But Specter is new here and it's only fair we cut him some slack, especially knowing how bad the search option can be!

Edit: sorry, got called away in the middle of typing this, so now I see this has pretty much been covered!

Quoting 8ballMax:

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Well...atually the OP is a registered user since June of 2007, so you'd think he'd know better .

Doesnt mean he has been browsing the forums for the past year.