Library records
Game entries are organised by console, region, release year, rarity class, and collector status so users can browse and track the versions they actually collect.
Data sources and trust
Collector data should be useful, clear, and handled with care.
Retro Vault Elite combines structured retro game library records, collector condition states, market snapshot fields, and user-owned collection data so collectors can organise their shelves with confidence.
Market snapshots
Prices are treated as collector guidance, not a guaranteed sale result. Real-world value can change by condition, region, demand, photos, timing, fees, and buyer confidence.
Cover images
The app is designed to use real game cover artwork where available, with image handling focused on quality, attribution safety, and respectful use for collection identification.
How collection data is used
Account collection data belongs to the user who created it. Owned games, wanted games, favourites, CIB marks, paid prices, alerts, and profile details are stored as user-specific collection records so collectors do not see each other's shelves.