Smosh Games roasts the greatest multiplayer game of all time, which despite being released almost seven years ago, is still being played today – and despite this still has no plans for a sequel. At least we have plenty of hats to tide us over.

Smosh Games takes on the Mass Effect trilogy. They fail to mention the game’s idiotic A.I. and understate how annoying its loading times are, but as always their character monikers more than make up for it.

If you didn’t have the time to watch COSMOS, animated infographic experts Kurzgesagt created this short film which does its best to condense everything need to know about the composition of the Earth in just 7 minutes.

Benji Brand won the GoPro of the World for June with this unreal footage of him riding through long wave after long wave off the coast of Skeleton Bay in Namibia. You can watch the original video here.

Smosh Games lambasts Pokémon Red & Blue, the games that started a money-printing franchise that teaches children to run away from home, talk to strangers and beat up animals. Then they rename the 151 original monsters.

Jay Leno’s Garage speaks with Lowrider Magazine editor Joe Ray about the birth and the appeal of lowriders, then ogles and rides two of the most beautiful and coddled cars you’ll ever see.

Smosh Games rips into our generation’s version of LEGO: the indie megahit Minecraft. Behold its god-awful graphics, its tedious mechanics and the awe-inspiring creations that make your poor excuse for a shelter look even crappier.

Our world is loaded with bacteria, viruses and other organisms. Fortunately, for most of us, our immune systems fend off these nasties. KurzGesagt boils down the complexities of our bodies’ self-defense system for us non-scientists.

Jonathan Bird’s Blue World talks about sponges. At 5:40 Jonathan uses a nontoxic dye to show how sponges suck and expel water. So when a kaiju sponge starts feeding us with dye just to watch us poop rainbows, blame this guy.

(SPOILERS) Smosh Games pokes fun at one of the best RPGs ever made, with its heartbreaking story, spiky-haired minifigs, badass combat system, even more badass mini-games and a villain who will test your skills. And sexuality.

(NSFW: Language) Smosh Games drops a shelf full of cans of whoop ass on one of the most successful yet evil games ever made. Also a game that practically everyone has played at least once. Don’t deny it.

This hilarious mod for NBA 2K14 allows you to make gargantuan players which can get from one end of the court to the other in just a few steps. His pint-sized brother is pretty hilarious too.

Duetto buffo di due gatti is a bizarre bit of classical opera in which the leads are sung in the voices of cats. Here, a boy’s choir sings the best possible rendition of this tune. Wait, we take that back. This version is just as good.

The second installment of Sheldon Neill and Colin Delehanty’s time-lapse series Project Yosemite. They spent a combined 45 days in the park to shoot the images in this video. The song is M83’s Lower Your Eyelids to Die with the Sun.

Super Power Beat Down pits a Power Ranger against an undead ninja. Tommy was kind enough not to use his giant robot, while Scorpion was kind enough to wait while his opponent summoned his sword. Skip to 4:08 for the battle.

Kids, the next time Mom demands you put down that controller, just show her this video, which explores scientific evidence that playing video games makes you a better person. We always knew FPSes were better for you than Tetris.

Lamborghini allowed Google Street View into its museum in Sant’Agata Bolognese, Italy. The 360º tour lets you check out Lambo’s supercars, one-off models, race cars and more. You can even zoom in to the interior of some of the cars.

One of two new songs included in Direct Hits, the upcoming greatest hits compilation by Vegas alt-rockers The Killers. If it sounds familiar, you must be a fan of M83: Shot at the Night was produced by Anthony Gonzalez.

14-year-old electric guitar prodigy Tina S. returns to blow our minds and eardrums once more with a rendition of Patrick Rondat’s rock and roll tribute to Summer from Vivaldi’s classical opus The Four Seasons.

Joel and Ethan Coen’s latest follows the trails of a singer/songwriter during the 1960s folk music scene in New York. Stars Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, John Goodman, Justin Timberlake and Garret Hedlund. Red band trailer here.

While you might think of tanks as slow-moving vehicles, it turns out that some of them can actually drive quite quickly. Here’s the Leclerc MBT tearing up desert at nearly 45mph. Though it still can’t beat this tank.

For his latest video, YouTuber FinalCutKing breaks the illusion right away, but that only makes the staged car chase all the more impressive. Check out the behind-the-scenes video here.

A great gift for audiophiles, the AK100 supports 24bit/192kHz lossless playback and is the first portable player to have the Wolfson WM8740 DAC. It has 32GB capacity plus two microSD slots.