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TWRoO said:

@Grammar Police 

You are considerably more experienced at correcting grammar than me, so I am not certain if I am doing this correctly.  "GameCube" with the upper-case "C" is correct, as that is how Nintendo named it. However, I think that it could be wrong when "GameCube" is put into a sentence without the "TM". If so, it should be either "GameCubeTM" or "Gamecube".

 

You have successfully nitpicked the nitpicker. I was wrong, and I have changed my original post to reflect that. It has nothing to do with the trademark symbol and everything to do with a Nintendo-born exception to the general rule for capitalising compound words. (Gaming and brands are all over the place with it: Xbox, World of Warcraft, WarCraft.) I have highlighted corrections for your post in magenta. I tried to change as little as possible. Have a nice day.

I am unclear about what should be done with the line beginning with "@" in your reply. That part of your post is like a form of address. In a letter, you could use "to", and end the address with a comma. On Internet fora, it is generally used as I have highlighted above. I have followed the Internet convention, but if it weren't for that, I would put a comma after the address and remove the "@" symbol.