This Incredible New PS5 Website Tracks PS Store Sales Data Around the World and Your Personal Play History 1

I’ve been keeping tabs on PS Store DB for a few weeks now. I first discovered it on ResetEra, where it’s being built by a user named Maki.

But honestly, it’s come to a point where I simply have to write about – this may be the best new PlayStation website since PSNProfiles. (I’m excluding Push Square, of course!)

As far as I can tell, the site started as a way to track PS Store sales ranks around the world. Obviously there’s no PlayStation equivalent to Steam’s concurrent players on PC, so some fans started manually aggregating each game’s position on Sony’s storefront across regions.

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But the website does all of that for you, and you can generate images to share the results.

Marvel’s Wolverine is currently holding strong on the PS Store a week after its release, for example:

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Image: PS Store DB

Meanwhile, Control Resonant appears to be doing pretty well in its launch week, particularly in Europe and North America:

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Image: PS Store DB

But the site seems to be adding new features on a daily basis; for example, you can now see the top rated games of 2026 per PS Store user ratings:

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Image: PS Store DB

And another new feature allows you to pull in your PlayStation gaming history by entering your username.

This is scraping Trophy data so it believes Super Stardust HD is my first ever game. Obviously it’s not, but there’s no way to track the titles I played prior to that, I suppose.

Nevertheless, apparently I’ve spent 16,400 hours on PSN and played over 2,000 games:

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Image: PS Store DB

The site also recommends games from your backlog you may like to play, and even pulls in PS Store deals to suggest new titles to you.

I’m really impressed with how much this page has grown. The PS Store sales chart stuff should be invaluable for an “at-glance” look at how titles are selling, but I really like all of the user profile features as well.

Hats off to the site’s maker, and I hope it’s going to continue to grow and grow.

[source ps-store-db.live]