Simple as. While they should adhere to guidelines, users should be able to opt for which box art they prefer on IGDB. Doing so would not only be preferable for some who prefer some art over another, but would also fleshen out the Database by letting users see which artwork corresponds to which region.

Add new category.

Called "AOFrost" since it is an independent development of another game, called "Argentum Online" that already has its category.

Attach example image : https://imgur.com/3vMR2MW

We have brand logo and website
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Sorry for my bad English, do you have Spanish support?

A new game type "Expanded Bundle. I have run into a couple of situations now where a game bundles a couple of older games within it's new release. Right now they usually sit as a main game, since the new content falls under a new game, but adding this would allow us to link the bundled games additionally to reduce confusion.

There's already a request for logos and I would like to add this request for icons, like the ones used for the game shortcuts.
It is common for computer games to have them, and some other platforms have icons of the games in some places (like on the memory card management system).

Add arduboy as a platform
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arduboy
Example of games
https://www.igdb.com/games/arduventure
https://www.igdb.com/games/microcity
https://www.igdb.com/games/mini-rogue

Just like we have websites like Wikipedia and Wikia, Google Arts and Culture also have info pertaining to games.

Example: https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/video-game-super-nintendo-super-mario-world-nintendo/aQG4PR61zCQHRA?hl=en&avm=4

Hi,

I'm having issues with the APIs Pagination features. When making the following call the last item on the list of games is 'Pokemon Silver':

request search "Pokemon";f id,name,cover.image_id,aggregated_rating,aggregated_rating_count,first_release_date,summary;l 20;w version_parent = null&category = 0;

I then make this second call to get the second page of items, which returns 'Pokemon Silver' as the first result:

search "Pokemon";f id,name,cover.image_id,aggregated_rating,aggregated_rating_count,first_release_date,summary;l 20;o 20;w version_parent = null&category = 0;

At first I thought this was an issue with the offset, but if I search for another term it works okay. Any ideas what may be causing this?

ELSPA was the rating system used in EU before the PEGI system replaced it.

Degrees of ratings can be found here:
https://www.nintendo.co.uk/Support/Parents/Age-Rating/The-ratings-system-for-older-games/ELSPA-rating/ELSPA-rating-854931.html

Currently, IGDB provides all the current CERO age ratings [A, B, C, D, Z], but not the pre-March of 2006 ratings [ALL, 12, 15, 18], which the organization still considers.

This could allow to link to itch games using their itch id and would make easier the process to find games by store.

I know it can (somewhat) be achieved using the websites categories. It is a bit more tedious, less consistent and probably way slower !

Thanks,
atn

Why have you changed the way you sort games in custom lists?
I have several lists with 200-400 games and sorting out new additions now is a nightmare.
I'm sorry but among the many things that need to be improved you have made one worse...

While this may need a bit of oversight, there are some extremely good examples of documentaries or historical breakdowns of game releases and/or even controversies. These are topics that are not generally covered in the official trailers or dev logs, or even gameplay videos. These videos can lay out a history of why some titles are cancelled, or overhauled, or have a troubled history outside of the game itself.

Examples:

• Noclip's FFXIV 1.0 to A Realm Reborn Documentary
  https://youtu.be/Xs0yQKI7Yw4

• What Happun? series
  https://youtu.be/x3JYev-4lOc

• Top Hat Gaming: Renegade/River City Ransom/Kunio-kun
  https://youtu.be/sQJIJygpI1c

If you make a version, or port of the game, the majortiy of things like categorization, series, cover are likely to be the same. It actually deters people from creating new versions by not providing a function like this as a template

I often omit the endings of titles from the Storyline section to prevent posting spoilers, but I realize I'm not everyone. Generally I feel if people are just looking for more info on the game, why play it if you already know how it's going to turn out?

I'd love to see a section you could add or highlight sections of a plot in Storyline that might be best hiddened for new users, rather than a full block of the field.

I would like to get suggestions based on what my friends are currently playing. Just a section that says what my friends are playing, not the whole discover thing.

I'm not personally a fan of these titles, but I feel it would be helpful if we had a more high level flag for these entries. I feel this would have several benefits over a simple keyword, such as filtering search if you want to include or omit these titles, or on the Twitch side that would serve as an instant highlight in the categories that would appear next to the game itself.

https://api.igdb.com/v4/age_rating_content_descriptions has some unkown category enums like 58 and 50 for the ids, 13505 and 13506