Canonical Game Title Graph | Regional Variants, Ports, Remasters & Re-Releases Mapped to One Work | Gaming Data

Video game data is fragmented by design. The same game ships under different titles in different countries, is ported to new platforms, and returns years later as a remaster, a collection, or a digital re-release. Most catalogs treat each of these as a separate, unrelated record. The Canonical Game Title Graph resolves them all to one work. This dataset is part of the VGAMI dataset created by GAMACY. VGAMI COVERAGE - 185,000+ titles - 120+ platforms - 55+ years of gaming, from 1971 to present - 9M+ structured data points across the full VGAMI dataset The data point total spans all VGAMI data products combined. Counts vary by title and by dataset, so ask us for the figures specific to this product. WHAT IT CONTAINS Each game is represented as a single canonical work. Every release of that work is linked to it and labeled by relationship type: - Regional variants: localized and retitled releases across North America, South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, and Oceania - Ports: the same game released on additional platforms - Remasters: updated versions of an original release - Re-releases: reissues, budget editions, and digital republications STAYS CURRENT VGAMI is not a closed historical archive. New physical releases are added as they reach the market, including new titles, ports, remasters, and reissues on current platforms. Each is linked to its canonical work, so the graph stays complete from 1971 to today. Subscribers receive these updates; one-time purchases are