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7. Pokémon Go As you’re probably aware of already,Pokémon Gois not a fitness app in any sense of the word. That said, if you want to catch more than a handful of pocket monsters, you’re going to need to get out and about to catch them. Yes, you could drive, which will take some of the distance out, but you’ll still need to walk around to catch anything. 6. Fitocracy Fitocracyis less a game and more of a social network build around fitness....

7. Dual Number of phones required: 2 Dualwas the least enjoyable game that made the list, but it was still fun for a couple of minutes. Just don’t expect to kill a whole afternoon playing this one with your friends. Basically, you each play as a little spaceship and you attempt to shoot your opponents ship. Their ship is on their phone, yours is on yours. It’s pretty cool to see the shots travel across the two devices....

7. TV Stand on Wheels If your gaming room is tight on space—or you live in a studio apartment and the entire unitisyour gaming room—then a TV stand on wheels (also called a mobile TV stand) may be just the thing you need. You can bring it out for gaming sessions, then tuck it away in a closet or off in the corner when you’re done. This particular one has a tilt for glare prevention, height adjustment for your preference, and a shelf where you can set up your gaming console!...

1.Guardians of the Galaxy Dancing Groot If this isn’t just the cutest thing to have on your desk. This thing is guaranteed to annoy every single person working in your office, as Groot starts dancing as soon as he’s exposed to light. Yup, this is a solar-powered desk toy! No batteries required. You may get fired within a week, but at least you’ll go out with an awesome dancing Groot as your last hoorah!...

7. Walk the Line (2005) The tale of Johnny Cash’s life was dramatized for Hollywood effect, but it didn’t go too far into the realm of complete fiction. InWalk the Line, we got to see the story of the famous country singer as he grew up, began his musical career, and fell into addiction—which is where the film tells its biggest lie. The end ofWalk the Lineshows Johnny Cash cured of his drug habit and finally clean, all due to the actions of June Carter-Cash, who kept him under watch until he’s cleared the pills out of his system....