This section is dedicated exclusively to logging the games I've played (and kept track of) ever since I started playing retro games, the following table will have the data laid out like this:

• Series: Series/Franchise that the game belongs to if there is one (Standalone games will have this section left blank), subdivisions within a franchise or any ports, mods or otherwise alt versions of a game that aren't different enough from the original to be considered new will be divided with a "/" (eg: Mario Bros/Mario Kart and Street Fighter/Street Fighter II/Ports respectively).
• Name: Full commercial name of the game including any kind of subtitles, titles written in Japanese or another non-roman alphabet language will be romanized.
• Developer: Person or Studio who developed the game.
• Publisher: Company that published the game, applying a USA>Europe/Other>Japan hierarchy if there are multiple.
• Platform: System that the game was released in.
• Year: Year of the first release date of the the game, no matter the region.
• Genre: Predominant genre that the game belongs to based on available data and/or personal feel, any game with multiple predominant genres will be specified.
• Enjoyable?: How much I enjoyed the game or how special it feels to me, classified on the following values:

  Fuck off.

  No.

  Meh.

  Yes.

  Hell yea!

• Completion: Year I beat the game.
• Images: Any images I took of my monitor while playing the game to either showcase ending screens or any other information relevant to my completion of the game. Any score screens with name inputs will have "Falcon", "Fag" or similar written as to identify me.

This list will be by default ordered in alphabetical and series order, but you can sort the spreadsheet by whatever other column you want except images by just clicking on the respective header.

Any comments or additional info I feel like adding to the game will be placed as a tooltip in the game's title

I try to double check the information for most games through sites like Wikipedia, Mobygames, The Cutting Room Floor, Segaretro, Game Developer Research Institute and others to make sure it's all as accurate as posible, but information specially regarding some old games tends to be dodgy a lot of the time, so a few mistakes have probably been made.

Starred entries of this apparance will be an arbitrary distinction I give to games that I consider particularly popular or well-known even outside of the retro gaming niche.