Not really, but I'm probably also not the demographic for such a tool. I normally have my tablet open on the side with a collectibles guide and something like psnprofiles or playstationtrophies.org for a guide, but that's about it, I don't really organize my stuff all that much. I'm more the "Do I look like I have a plan?" type of guy here. Source: about 1 year ago

Dang man, if I still had my game data I'd jump on and help myself, but I deleted it a long time ago. Sorry. I had to get boosting help myself for the trophy that involves "playing with a dev or someone else who has" from I think playstationtrophies.org, people post their PSN's for others who need help. I'd check there. Source: about 1 year ago

There's a really good guide for all of the breach trophies on playstationtrophies.org. Just followed that and managed to pick up on how mode worked as I went along. Source: about 1 year ago

Thank you. I was using playstationtrophies.org. I'm gonna switch over to psnprofiles and give that one a shot. Source: over 1 year ago

This game has a few armor related trophy bugs. The guide on playstationtrophies.org says to save often and verify you actually get the items when you get them. I didnt have this specific problem but I did miss a couple of pieces because there's so many places you can't revisit in the game. Source: over 1 year ago

Great info! To add on, MangaUpdates has a ton of info about series including which jp publisher and magazine they are from (magazines are helpful to know because they often have a similar art style or tone of story, so knowing you like multiple series from, say, Hana to Yume, is a good clue you may enjoy other series from that magazine). Source: about 1 year ago

Also, if you look up a series on mangaupdates.com, the description will contain links to any official translations. Source: about 1 year ago

We have mangaupdates.com to find the mangas of a certain author, but I am trying to find smaller works of authors I enjoy (such as a one-shot on Shounen Jump, for instance) and I find that our western databases are quite lacking. Do you guys know of a more comprehensive source of information (possibly a japanese website)? Source: over 1 year ago

If it's a manga adaptation, you can look it up on mangaupdates.com and look at the Anime Start/End Chapter section. It will tell you the last chapter adapted by the anime (among other things). You can then check to see if that is the last chapter of the manga. Source: over 1 year ago

You can go to mangaupdates.com and there they have a list of names, but more importantly known scanlations. If you click Search for all releases for this series it'll show what the fan name actually being used is. The link to official translations and English, will show you what the official English name is, but they also update the title on the page to show the official English name. Source: over 1 year ago