Video Game Organizer$/$Sorter$/$Collector

In this assignment we will create a video game organizer.

Given a list of videogames, we will collect the data, clean

and organize it$,$ and sort them.

Step $1(25)$

We will create a VideoGame class that will hold the

data collected from the csv file.

The following attribute$/$fields are required for this class

$-$ The videogame's name

$-$ The platform of the game $($e$.$g$.$ WII, XBOX, etc.$)$

$-$ The year the videogame was made

$-$ The genre of the videogame

$-$ The publisher of the videogame

$-4$ different attributes for the sales from

$-$NA$,$ Japan, the EU$,$ and other sales across the world

Use these fields to create a constructor for the VideoGame class, as

well as getters and setters for each field.

Step $2(25)$

The following file contains $1500$ rows of videogames and their data

vgsales.csv

vgsales.txt

Read the file, and extract each video game title, along with its data.

Then, sort the videogames by the total number of sales across the world.

Step $3(50)$

Write a separate java file $--$ex$.$VideoGameRunner$--$ Create a menu that provides the user with the following option$($s$)$

$-$ Collect games by genre $-->$ Retrieve the user's desired genre and retrieve all videogames based on that genre. Then, write them and their information into a file $($ex$.$ HorrorGames.txt$)$ and tell the user that the collection was successful$/$not successful $($e$.$g$."239$ games were collected!"$)$

$-$ Collect games by platform $-->$ Retrieve the user's desired platform and retrieve all videogames based on that platform. Then write them and their information into a file $($ex$.$ WIIGames.txt$)$ and tell the user that the collection was successful$/$not successful $($e$.$g$."213$ games were collected!"$)$

$-$ Collect games by Publishers $-->$ Retrieve the user's desired publisher and retrieve all videogames based on that publisher. Then write them and their information into a file $($ex$.$ Activision.txt$)$ and tell the user that the collection was successful$/$not successful $($e$.$g$."429$ games were collected!"$)$

$-$ Collect games based on total revenue made $-->$ Retrieve games based on the revenue given by the user. For example, if the user desires game who's revenue was below $3\mathrm{.}45($in millions$).$ Save the games and their information into a text file and tell the user that the collection was successful$/$not successful $($e$.$g$."1203$ games were collected!"$).$