Nintendo says its mission is to "put smiles on people's faces."
Scott and Jayme Dodich of St. Clair Shores aren't grinning. Pokémon Go, they say, is making them hopeless — so they've chosen to sue the computer game mammoth in federal court.
After quite a while of grumbling about Pokemon players stomping their flower beds, peering into their windows and notwithstanding cussing at them, the Dodiches have documented a legal claim, asserting Pokémon Go designers and proprietors have made a large number of dollars while destroying the personal satisfaction for some Americans. They guarantee the alleged Pokestops and exercise centers — which are really GPS facilitates for Pokemon seekers searching for virtual animals — are being set on or close private property without the consent of proprietors.

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