Like Thorpe said, try Gamespot UK's Board;), More chance of an actual Gamestation employee helping you out there.

StarFox-Elite

Is that intentionally not an actual link to the UK Board?

the exact description of a macbook

queenfan66

Copy & paste job..

'I had a mac, broke and I lost everything. I've had several ipods that have also broken when they were just over a year old, convieniently out of warrenty, so yeah, I'm staying away from apple products for now, plus I don't have that much money to spend.'

I'm wanting a light-weight kinda small one that I can easily fit in a bag and take to uni with me. Not too bothered about features as long as it's wireless ready and isn't totally crap.

Any ideas?

What's everyone's favourite pair in Double Dash.. and in which kart?

I've only really tried Mario & Luigi, Luigi sitting in the back seat, in either kart.

Oh, so just because you say it's dead means it really is dead? Nice try.

Nice try? All I'm asking for is a solid argument that the GameCube is not dead.

The fact that the GC is still produced, games are in development for the system, and the system still sells means it's not officially dead. And I bet there's a lot more than those 20 or so people who agree with me. The majority of them probably just aren't registered on GameSpot.

Yeah, just like the PlayStation. It stopped selling in 2006, so that's when it officially died right?

Only five games came out for the PlayStation in 2005 and none in 2006. It was practically dead at that time, just like the GameCube now.

HerbSewell

I bought a GameCube last week, bought games for it too. Fair enough it's all second hand but if it was 'dead' no one would still be buying it, second hand or not, yeah? Since the system is still on sale, people are still buying it, taking it home, playing it, thus it still being alive and not dead, right?