Burgers, burgers, boy oh boy, I love burgers. One burger, sure! Two burgers, definitely! But three burgers?

Montreal-based Fez designer Phil Fish gets excited about Hulu and In-N-Out burger while in the States. But who doesn't?

Cooking, Tiger Woods hot dogs, breakfast burritos and something in Heavy Rain. It was a busy week for gaming's Twitterati.

Warhammer W.A.R. creative director Paul Barnett checks out Tiger Woods Online. Sure hope it doesn't have any lifeless, robotic speeches from Tiger.

Seth MacFarlane created animated television programs The Family Guy and American Dad! If you were to pick one game designer who is the Seth MacFarlane of the gaming industry, you'd pick...

BioWare's Christina Norman gets her 1,111 and points out that 1,111 is not a prime number.

Maybe you like Mass Effect 2. Maybe you like Swedish popstar Robyn. She likes Mass Effect 2, but that doesn't mean she likes you. Yes, two weeks of Mass Effect 2 tweets. It's that good!

I feel like we have heard this before. Several times, even.

Three different tweets from three different Bethesda Softworks sources hint at some sort of big Fallout: New Vegas info dropping tomorrow.

What. A. Week. Well, last week. Mass Effect 2 came out, and some of gaming's Twitterati are very excited. What about you?

Honest from Meteos developer Q Entertainment. Brutal honestly?

While search engine companies are preoccupied with real-time indexing and search, it is just as vital in this age of brevity that real-time search results contain something that is more valuable than relevant links: pertinent facts. Factery Labs has launched a new tool that lets the user browse and search for relevant facts.

Seesmic, popular creators of the Seesmic Desktop and Seesmic (for Windows) Twitter utilities, have partnered up with Microsoft to unleash a new way to browse the real-time Web. Don't roll your eyes just yet: I realize there are just about as many different ways to engage Twitter from a computer as there are tweets to track. I, too, was skeptical upon downloading the company's new Seesmic Look client. These fears didn't last long.

Have you seen Avatar, the James Cameron opus? One of gaming's Twitterati has, but who? Who, who, who? The rest of the Twitterati kept themselves busy to boot.

Glad to see that game designer George Broussard (of Duke Nukem Forever fame) is keeping busy!