Ninja Burger (忍者 バーガー) is a parody website started in late 1999, purporting that a sect of noble ninja have taken to secretly delivering fast food meals, anywhere, anytime, within 30 minutes or less. Failure to deliver within the ascribed time limit results in Seppuku. Some of Ninja Burger's rivals include Pirate Pizza, Otaku Bell and Samurai Burger. The site riffs on many of the same points as Real Ultimate Power, another ninja parody website.Ninja Burger became well known after appearing on and becoming an affiliate of Fark.com, and soon after it was turned into a role-playing game. The site has also spawned a series of comic strips, several short films, a second role-playing game, a card game, a multimedia CD and a book. On March 9 2003, portions of a commercial for the website aired on the Food Network; the full version of this commercial is now available on YouTube.

Health campaigners cited a huge hoarding for Sprite in NBA Street Homecourt for the Xbox 360, an opportunity to order pizza from within the role-playing game Everquest II, a banner for Coca-Cola within Football Manager, and ads for sandwich chain Subway in Counter-Strike. “There needs to be a ban on all junk-food promotion in games,” Ben...

The Chief Executive of fast food chain McDonald's United Kingdom operations has spoken out and claimed that video games are to blame for childhood obesity.

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Interesting Flash game where you are a fish who has to eat his way up the food chain.

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