Multi-game box set question

[MetalFRO]

As many of you may be aware, Retro-Bit recently did reissues of classic Toaplan shooters for the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. Each was sold individually, but they were also sold as a set. I seems they haven't made their way to the database yet, either because they've been submitted but not approved, or haven't been submitted. My question is this: is there a precedent for these types of collections, that have multiple individual games from the same publisher, but all packaged together in a set? And has there been submissions for these titles yet? If not, I'm happy to take pics and get it submitted, but before I go to the trouble, I want to make sure I know whether or not to take pictures of the outer box and extra stuff. Thanks!

[Schlibby]

If they were sold as a set and individually then it’s eligible for multiple entries in the database.

In fact we add stuff from boxsets even if not sold individually if it’s got it’s own case (ie not just a disc) and if it’s clearly marked. Reason being it’s quite common for that kind of stuff to get split up

[Bear78]

The Annapurna Interactive boxset is a great example of this.  Check the entry below.  There should be an entry for the box set and 1 for each of the individual games then they should be linked via Related games.

http://www.rfgeneration.c...nfo.pl?ID=U-215-S-15370-A

[MetalFRO]

Okay, great - thanks for the clarification, both of you! Yes, each game has it's own plastic clamshell case & slipcover, individual manuals, and extra goodies inside. The individual releases appear to have everything the boxset has, other than the outer box to fit all 4 games in, the CATS pin that comes with the set, and a signed thank you card from 2 former Toaplan staff. Looks like I have some work ahead of me!