Jgreenwell

Ok, so I was on Miiverse, then I selected close. It started going to the Wii U menu. While it was doing that, I put in the Nintendo Land disc. I waited a while, and realized nothing was happening. My gamepad screen was white. Oh, I forgot to mention, my input was on the TV input, so I didn't see what was going on on the TV screen. Anyways, after it did nothing for a while, I changed the TV input to the Wii U input to see what was up. And it said "No Signal." So to summarize, I exited Miiverse, put in the Nintendo Land disc while it was loading, and it said no signal. So now I'm stuck here with a blank white Gamepad screen, and the TV saying "No Signal." Oh, and it won't turn off. I'm scared to unplug, but that seems to be the only option. Im kind of in a serious pickle. IS THERE ANYTHING I CAN DO?

*Update*
I grew some bauls, and unplugged it. Plugged back in, and, it's bricked..

JK LOLOLOL IT WORKS PERFECTLY FINE
Anyways thanks

Ok, so I was just browsing the interwebs, and I stumbled across a kewl video.. WAIT, FLASHBACK..
Remember when that Zelda Majora's Mask Wii U teaser was posted on YouTube, but it was fake? FLASH FORWARD. The video I found claimed to be "Clock Town Day One" theme for the "upcoming remake of Majora's Mask for the Nntendo Wii U," as it said in the description. It sounds cool, but, I'm really sure it's fake. This guy only has one other video, and his username is "NintendoMusic SneakPeek." I dunno, I just felt like sharing because it sounds cool.



What do you think? Do you think Nintendo will eventually remake Majora's Mask? And if they do, do you want it on the Wii U or 3DS?

*UPDATE 12-20-12*
He posted another video, "Clock Town Day Two."

ER. MER. GERD. I just played TLoZ Battle Quest on Nintendo Land, and, *IMO*, it is like, literally the best thing ever. First of all, the control is SO responsive. Not in a bad way, either. Your first missions start out a little easy and repetitive, but as you advance the challenges increase. It slowly introduces new enemies and their weaknesses. Like there is a spider thing *I think it's a Skulltulla* that you can't attack on top. You have to wait for it to THRUST itself towards you, and then hit it. It'll fall on its back, and you can just slash at it. Epic. It also has lots of awesome references to past Zelda games, with some remixed tunes. My only nitpick is the Deku Tree is purple :/ WTF. So, in my opinion, Zelda Battle Quest is one of the superior games in Nintendo Land. What are your thoughts?

If you have New Super Mario Bros. U, chances are, you stumbled upon the Coin Map Editor, in Coin Battle mode. It's fun for five minutes, but personally, I think they could have done much more. I think Nintendo should have expanded on this great idea. If they want to show us the capabilities of the Wii U, then why not let us make full levels? Or at least more then add coins to bland pre-made levels. Like I said, I think this mode is very fun, but it just left me wanting more.

What's your opinion on New Super Mario Brothers U? Does it successfully blend classic elements with new elements? Is the game challenging and fun enough to make you want to keep playing? Does it feel lazily slopped together, or carefully and creatively crafted? Is it another masterpiece like Super Mario World, or another disappointment like New Super Mario Brothers 2?