We all get frustrated playing video games, especially when the game lags or the controller doesn’t work and it forces you to start screaming like a spoilt brat.

But, Anthony Carboni points out in the video above that it isn’t the game or the controller’s fault, it’s your brains fault for being crap at video games.

Japanese video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto has created some of the most popular and celebrated video games ever made, including Super Mario Bros., Donkey Kong, and The Legend of Zelda.

In this video from Vox they explain his design philosophy and how he used a combination of movement, control, and storytelling to pave the way for the today’s epic, much larger budget games.

Some modders can be very creative when it comes to adding components into popular games, but this one is particularly incredible.

It features a crazily detailed recreation of the RMS Titanic and, of course, along with being a spot-on replica it also replicates the ship’s sinking too. Amazing.

When the kids aren’t staring into their phones and playing Pokemon Go, it seems they’re making Vines about playing Pokemon Go.

And they’re making A LOT of them, but don’t worry you don’t need to go searching them out because they’ve been handily curated together in this compilation.

No matter how advanced the technology or how great the graphics, video games still have glitches.

Rob Flis from Screen Rant looks over some of the more hilarious and trippy ones found in both contemporary and classic video games, including Assassin’s Creed: Unity, Minecraft, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, and many more.

The Walking Dead is a pretty awesome TV show and it would make a pretty awesome retro video game too.

It’s just a shame this isn’t real, instead it’s part of CineFix’s 8 Bit Cinema Series, but maybe, just maybe, someone will see this and make the game a reality. Pretty please?

You may well have wasted plenty of time playing The Sims, and wasted is the optimum word there.

As will no doubt dawn on you after you watch this Honest Games Trailers which points out how ridiculous and absurd the game is.

The lazy-ass developers behind Goat Simulator have finally gotten around to making another expansion pack.

It’s a significant cultural event in anyone’s calendar, and if you weren’t hyped enough, here’s the trailer to make you even more insane with anticipation.