(NSFW: Language) A PlayStation Network exclusive, Powers is based on the Marvel comic book series of the same name. It follows two detectives tasked to take on cases involving people with supernatural powers.

To promote their collision avoidance tech, Volkswagen fitted bumper cars at a theme park with ultrasonic sensors and automatic braking to prevent them from hitting each other. They got the point across, but also wrecked the fun.

Play the classic bar room game any time, anywhere with these clever foosball erasers from Peleg Design which slide onto pencils. Just don’t sharpen them and use the pointy end to take out aggression on your opponents.

A news show covering the opening of a mall in Las Vegas also caught the making of a young diva. While the other quick-witted audience members we’ve seen had a couple of seconds of glory, this kid dominated his screen time.

Artist Nagai Hideyuki creates drawings which seemingly defy the laws of optics, bursting forth from his spiral notebooks to produce an impressively 3-dimensional appearance. Watch how he draws them over on YouTube.

There are numerous ways to open a bottle, but using a chainsaw isn’t one that we recommend. That didn’t stop this guy from opening not just one, but five bottles of beer using the dangerous power tool.

Spoken-word artist Gary Turk – the man who suggested we Look Up – turns in another poetic and wise performance, taking on materialism and encouraging us to enjoy what we already have, and not let money rule us.

When he’s not doing donuts in his Ford Fiesta ST, Ken Block is hooning around in his awesome RaptorTRAX, a customized Ford F-150 with huge, tank-like snow treads. Here, he goofs around with snowboarders Zak Hale and Ethan Deiss.

“There’s two kinds of people in this world. There’s hammers and there’s nails. You decide which one you want to be.” Will Smith plays a con man whose business and personal lives collide when he becomes romantically involved with his protégé.

The perfect knife for boaters, this cork-covered stainless steel knife will float back up to the top of the water should you drop it in the lake. The cork also offers a comfy grip surface for your hand. Holds keys too, so those won’t sink either.

Richard from Quirkology is back with another batch of surefire bets you can challenge your friends to. Thanks to the laws of physics, they’re guaranteed to work 100% of the time – unless they watch YouTube – or The Awesomer.

We’ve seen some impressive ping pong trickery in the past, and this kid’s ability to land a plastic balls in plastic cups are right up there with the others. Where was this kid when Bozo’s Circus was still on the air?

A couple of years from now, you won’t need to touch or talk to your phone to interact with it, thanks to Elliptic Labs. The company came up with a technology that uses ultrasound to detect gestures made around a device.

SNL parodies young adult movies like The Hunger Games, Maze Runner, and Divergent, in which youth are divided into nonsensically-named groups based on the whim of an evil dictator, and must revolt to defy their labels.

Made by HEXBUG, these tiny remote-controlled skateboards can do tricks just like the pros, if they were reduced to the size of mice. The premium set includes one motorized R/C skateboard and a complete miniature skatepark.

These guys in Korea must have legs of steel to be able to pedal hard enough to get airborne in their wide-winged flyers. Though at times, this crash-filled competition reminded too much us of the Red Bull Flugtag.

We like pumpkin pie, but this artificial “pumpkin spice” crap that’s being put into everything these days has to be stopped. John Oliver couldn’t agree more. We’re also trying to figure out when we’ve ever eaten five pounds of pumpkin in a year.

The TomTom Golfer is a smartwatch designed to help you maximize your time on the green. It’s preloaded with the layout of 34,000 golf courses, with wireless updates on the way. It can also track the score, time and distance per round.

Roman Holiday presents a supercut of scenes in which the camera is mounted in-front of the car, and we see a pair of driving companions through the windshield. It’s amazing how much this simple setup can tell you about the characters.

Created by Adam Farbiarz and Adam Thompson, each of these cards has an illustration which represents its value and suit. You’ll have as much fun trying to figure out what each cards as the card game you’re playing with them.

The pilots wearing video goggles and their R/C drones equipped with cameras, these guys get to live out their dreams of stunt flying without the danger or cost of owning an actual airplane. Can you imagine flying these with an Oculus Rift?

Space-saving game room furniture that switches between a 7-foot billiards table and an air hockey table by turning over the playing surface. Locks securely in place when flipped. Now we want a three-sided version with a foosball table.

A young man heads off to school without eating his breakfast. What’s a mother to do? Simple. Hunt him down ninja style and force him to eat whether he likes it or not. An amusing animated short by a team of talented French artists.