In case you don’t know, Nintendo is very picky about how much it lends out its intellectual property. Yes, the eighties had the Nintendo cereal system, but you might notice that there was not a Legend of Zelda movie after Super Mario Brothers was released.

I have to admire Nintendo for that, but the company has inked an deal with Universal studios to have a theme park based on Nintendo properties. You know, this is really interesting, as I have recently heard a review of Universal’s theme park from “Some Jerk with a Camera” (he’s on Channel Awesome with the Nostalgia Critic) saying that Universal has no rides devoted to its intellectual property since they closed down the Back to the Future ride. Not only that, they replaced the Back to the Future ride with the Simpsons ride, which is Fox property.

Okay, so if Universal wants to make exhibits based on Nintendo properties, then it should bring a real life Mario Kart. Come on, why would you not do that? With turtle shells that you can fire and lots of speed? Oh man, please make that a reality Universal.

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