Perhaps no fast-food chain has embraced gaming culture quite like McDonald’s. Just look at their partnerships with popular esports organizations FaZe Clan and Gen.G, or their recent Roblox activation, or last month’s gaming multiverse challenge that caught the eye of top gamers around the world. But nothing demonstrates the chain’s love of gamers quite like the McCrispy Ultimate Gaming Chair, designed for those who like to double-fist Big Macs while fighting dragons (on screen, that is). Decked out in grease-proof leather with an integrated burger warmer feature, only four of these limited-edition chairs were produced – but they generated so much buzz, we wouldn’t be surprised to see a second run.

Burger King recently collaborated with the popular video game, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, on a worldwide activation that took place both in-game and IRL. Launching across 39 global markets, this deal marked the largest-scale video game partnership to date. With the purchase of a Call of Duty Whopper Meal, Burger King offered players in-game rewards, like a Burger Town-themed Operator Skin and or extra Double XP playing time. Burger Town also appeared as a fictional quick-service chain within the game. IRL, Burger King also debuted Call of Duty-themed restaurants everywhere from Paris to Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia to Denmark.

Shake Shack has been on an expansion spree over the last few years, but one of its latest locations isn’t one you can actually set foot in – and we’re not talking about their recent push into drive-thrus. The beloved burger chain tapped BeansBuilds and Insimnia, two popular Tumblr mod creators, to build an exact replica of the restaurant and menu for the social simulation game The Sims 4. Inside the Sims-size Shake Shack, players can explore the gamified version of the chain and order favorites like ShackBurgers and frozen custard. To promote the launch, the chain partnered with Twitch streamer and Sims superfan “KelseyDangerous” for a two-hour sponsored livestream.