I have alerts on PS4/PS5 games but mostly play on Switch 2, so I only ever want to browse Switch deals. However, if I do not select PS4/PS5 as one of my platforms on my account, I receive no alerts for my wishlisted PS4/PS5 games. This is not normal

If you have multiple consoles it would be nice to specify what platform you are interested in playing a game on, so it shows the relevant price. If I'm interested in playing a game on the Switch 2 it's not relevant to see the cheaper PC price.

It would be useful to know which games are currently included in selected subscriptions, without needing to set those subscriptions in the account. If I set them, the system shows me discounts and price histories related to the selected services, wh

As in isthereanydeal.com, it would be nice to add a green "Passes" tag for games that meet set requirements (for example, price under set threshold).

I don't like the new rating system at all. First, people who don't own the game can rate it, which is a huge problem that doesn't exist on PlayStation or Steam. Second, unreleased games with preorders (e.g. Eternal Life of Goldman) can be rated, wh

It seems odd that when you sort by release dates it goes from the furthest out date to the closest and there is no other sort setting. I usually use my wishlist as a "what's next" guide and having to find the closest thing among everything else near

I looked for older suggestions but only found #80 for the us store. I'd be great to add the EU Nintendo Store, as we have very few stores listed.

Since these need to be downloaded as if they were a Digital Title, it would be nice if they contributed to this count as well.

isthereanydeal.com has a bundle history feature at the bottom of every game. shows date available, name of bundle, site that was offering it. price if applicable. would be good to see here so I know even if a game doesn't go on big sales, it might a

It would be great to filter by the lowest price the games have ever been, regardless of their current price. That way, you can spot opportunities with anticipation.

The new feature, Deku Community Ratings, is awesome. But it'd be interesting if the users could also submit written reviews of the games as well, along with the preexisting 5-star rating. And those reviews would be readable by others users, obviousl