The CubeStand Plus Squares Away All Your Storage Needs
David A. Dodson

Nintendo's brightest engineers spent years making sure that your ultra powerful GameCube takes up less space in your TV console than a tin of saltines. How is it then that your game disks (also very small), controllers, strategy guides and miscellaneous junk are taking over the house? What are you supposed to do with all that crap? Good thing the brain trust over at InterAct is on your side, because they have the answer. The CubeStand Plus is their multifunctional storage solution for the GameCube. With space for the console, two controller hooks, storage slots for memory cards and cables, retractable storage shelves for 3" game discs and a swivel base, the CubeStand Plus came to this party to play.

As stated, the GameCube console rests snugly in the top tray of the stand. On either side of the tray is a pair of detachable hooks for your controllers and chords (no more tangles or tripping). Beneath this, the main storage carousel swivels independently (your GameCube stays still) giving you access to two sliding drawers on one side and a flip down compartment on the other. Each drawer is deep enough to hold several cables or a few memory cards: mainly small junk. The flip down compartment is equipped with enough slots to hold up to sixteen game disks and three memory cards. Lastly, there is a pair of side storage bins for instruction books and manuals.

The CubeStand Plus is simply the perfect solution for organizing your GameCube games and accessories; if you have it, the CubeStand Plus has a place for it. For about fifteen bucks you can get one just about anywhere games are sold or on line at GameStop.com.