Collections let you gather games from any system into your own named groups, like Favorites or Multiplayer. Nano also keeps a Recently Played list for you automatically, so the game you just closed is always one tap away.

Collections

A collection is a group of games you choose yourself. Games can come from any system, so a single collection can mix NES, SNES, and PlayStation titles together. Each collection shows up as its own entry in the Game category, right alongside your systems.

Creating a collection and adding games

You build a collection from a game's Options menu:

1. Highlight a game and press the Options button.
2. Choose Add to Collection.
3. Create a new collection (type a name with the keyboard) or pick an existing one.

The game is added, and if you created a new collection it appears in the Game category. Repeat for any other games you want in it.

A game can belong to several collections at once. Adding it to one does not remove it from any other.

Managing collections

• To remove a game from a collection, open the game's Options menu while you are inside that collection and choose Remove from Collection.
• To rename or delete a whole collection, highlight the collection entry, press the Options button, and choose Rename Collection or Delete Collection.

Deleting a collection only removes the grouping. Your game files and the games themselves in your library are untouched.

For the full list of Options-menu actions on games and collections, see Context Menus.

Recently Played

Nano keeps a Recently Played list for you automatically. There is nothing to set up.

• Every game you launch is tracked here.
• The game you just played jumps to the front of the list, so it is always first.
• If a game is deleted, or scanned away when you run Rescan Games, it is quietly removed from the list.

Recently Played entries behave just like normal games: press the Options button on one to Start it, view its Information, add it to a collection, and more.

Related pages

• Context Menus for every Options-menu action.
• Adding Games for building your library.
• Boxart & Metadata for cover art and game info.