Reminders help you not to forget something you've seen en route to finding something else.
For example, suppose you're looking for "Garfield". Originally you wanted to find a Nintendo DS game about Garfield, but in the list of results, you see Garfield: Big, Fat, Hairy Deal for the Spectrum. And you think to yourself, "One day I wouldn't mind a play of that - but not now." Clicking saves you the trouble of having to remember it (because, let's face it, you'll probably forget, right?).
You can view any games upon which you've set reminders by clicking Account -> My Reminders.
And what's more, if the game has a download available (which many Spectrum games do!), the download icon appears right next to the title in that view. That means you can, if you feel so minded, search for games you want to play, click 'Set Reminder' on each of them and then, in the 'My Reminders' section, download them all at the same time! Result.
If you have a large collection of games, you will probably have them sorted in some way, i.e. on shelves, in bookcases or in boxes.
Everygamegoing calls each of these a Storage Container. Clicking Account -> My Storage Containers will present several options, including the ability to add your Storage Containers and manage existing ones.
If listing your Storage Containers, you'll see a special option that looks like a pinhead . This is a toggle which, when clicked, tells Everygamegoing that every item you now add to your collection is inside that Storage Container. When you toggle a Storage Container to on, it changes to a cyan colour and you'll still be able to add items to your collection with one click, but the message on the menus will subtly change. For example, if you have a box of PS4 games, you may create a Storage Container called PS4-GAMES and then toggle the pinhead on that Storage Container.
If you now search for games on the site itself and click on the cover art to bring up the pop-up menu, you'll find that now reads and now reads . This is a visual reminder that you have a Storage Container toggled on.
View the Storage Container and toggle the pinhead again back to when you've added all the items that are in that Storage Container.
If you take the time to learn how to use this feature, it will save you a lot of work in finding where your games are should you want to play or sell them.
To add items to your collection, you must have registered with the site and be logged into it.
All operations to add items to your collection will respect whether you have toggled a Storage Container on. If so, they will automatically record that the item you have added is in that Storage Container.
If you are logged into the site and you click either the button that says (on the Walls) or (on the search results flyout menus), Everygamegoing records that you have a copy of that item.
It defaults to an item that's:
You can view all the items in your collection by visiting Account -> My Collection(s)
You can keep track of how much you paid for any items by setting a field called 'Acquisition Price'. This field is available on every item you have added to your collection, but the easiest way to set it is to: