Browsing the Catalog

The home page is your library. Every game is a card with its cover art; the grid reflows to fit everything from phones to wide desktops. You can move through the grid with the arrow keys and open a game with Enter.

Search and genres

Above the grid you find two filters:

• Search — type part of a game title (or its disc serial number). Results filter as you type.
• Genre chips — a single-select row of genres found in the library. Pick one to narrow the grid, or All to see everything.

Combining a search term with a genre works too. If nothing matches you will see "No games match those filters."

The library loads continuously as you scroll — keep scrolling and more titles appear.

Favorites

Favorites are per-account and power the Favorites row at the top of the browse page.

To favorite a game:

• From the grid: hover a game card and click the heart button in its top-right corner.
• From the game's detail page: click the heart next to the title.

A filled heart means the game is in your favorites; click again to remove it. Favorited games appear in a horizontally scrolling row under "Favorites" — quick access to the games you keep returning to.

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The heart button and the Favorites row only appear when you are signed in.

The game detail page

Click any cover to open the game's detail page. From top to bottom:

• Hero image with the cover art, genre, title, and feature highlights (for example vibration support).
• Developer, publisher, and release year line, with the favorite heart next to it.
• Play buttons — see Playing Games:
  • Play for single-disc games.
  • Start Disc N with a disc dropdown for multi-disc games.
  • Continue when you have a save state for this game — jumps straight back into your latest save.
• Description of the game.
• Game Information panel: developer, publisher, first release, players, disc count, and region (NTSC-U, NTSC-J, or PAL).
• Digital Manual / Strategy Guide buttons when documents exist for the game. Click to read the PDF right in the page, or use the download button to save it.
• Screenshots — click any screenshot to open it full-size and page through the rest.

When something looks wrong

• A short "Couldn't reach the server" panel with a Retry button means the library could not be loaded — check your connection and retry.
• A link that ends on "Game not found" usually means the title was removed from the catalog. Head back to browse.