At times editors can realize an important bit of information was missed or forgotten after selecting Update Game. If the editor selects Edit again before their previous update has been approved. Several parts of the update appear to inconsistently display the recently entered data, while others do not. Many of these edits also will not change, even if re-edited prior to an Approval being confirmed by Admins.

Examples:
- Franchises do not save
- Removing Platforms from various Release Dates, Companies and Age Ratings do not save
- Removed Companies continue to display
- Previously added Multiplayer Modes do not display in Categorization
- Updated Cover Art displays previous version

Other edits appear correctly.

Note: All changes appear correctly on the "Pending Approval" Page, but this page can still display inconsistent data on subsequent edits prior to an Approval (such as removed Platforms)

It is my understanding that you are planning to implement a system where multiple cover-arts can be uploaded. This is a good start, but I strongly suggest you consider allowing the defaults (those shown on the IGDB page to logged out users, and those shown on Twitch) to be selected on a case-by-case basis. Factors such as popularity in differing regions and how the game is represented need to be taken into account, for example there are games that, though they released in the US, never received any sizable following there whereas they did elsewhere. To only allow US box art as the default presents a toxic US-centric viewpoint of games even if said games were not popular in the US at all, essentially rewriting history and discarding the existence of other regions.

There is a variety of arcade games on IGDB, but there is no differentiation between the different arcade hardware. For example, Chunithm and maimai Finale are both on IGDB under the platform of simply "Arcade", despite Chunithm running on the Sega Nu 1.1 board, while maimai Finale runs on the Sega RingEdge 2.

While there are a lot of platforms that would have to be added should this change be made, I do believe that this change follows the mission of IGDB, as the website strives to be a collection of all relevant information for a game, and there are few things more relevant to a game than the platforms that it's accessible on.

This one may look like a stretch, but there are many hardware-exclusive games out there, and it would be the same as the Arcade platform, which isn't, by itself, a concise hardware platform, but a concept.
The only handheld electronic game option on IGDB now is the Game & Watch, but there are many games, even in renowned franchises, for things like the Tiger Electronics and other smaller brands.
The one I got to know recently was the Nelsonic Game Watch series (don't confuse with Game & Watch), which had some games licensed by Nintendo itself, like The Legend of Zelda Game Watch and Super Mario Bros. Game Watch.

Wikipedia on this platform: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handheld_electronic_game

It seems rather common that users want to post the release dates and other info into the original releases of titles, such as Ports, Bundles, Remakes and Remasters, when these points have already been documented in the respective entries.

While you will almost certainly never fully eliminate this, I feel a large portion of it has to do with people not realizing the entries exist, and often need to scroll down to areas they may not frequent as often to notice the options exist.

I would suggest possibly moving these sections for Ports, Remakes, Bundles, etc. into the same area as About, Add to (list), and Share options.
(There is the possibility this can become crowded when something includes main of these connected Game Types, but more than 5 I feel is exceptionally rare. (I also feel Add To and Share don't need such prime real estate as they currently have and could also be moved into a place like below Want/Playing/Played.)

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