Nintendo (TYO: 7974) and Universal Studios (NASDAQ: CMCSA) are teaming up to bring the classic Nintendo characters, like Mario and Donkey Kong, to life. Thursday, both companies announced they are working on new attractions featuring the character that will be included in Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal Orlando Resorts, and Universal Studio parks in Japan and Singapore. Nintendo’s net profit of $350 million exceeded the analysis expectations of $251 million and the company announced it turned profit during its fiscal year for the first time in four years, according in USA Today. This news with Universal Studios comes just months after Nintendo reported it will soon launch games for smart phones and tablets.