A Lithuanian mobile and social gaming company is suing seven unidentified gamers for writing and posting software cheats that modify the gameplay of its Guns of Boom multiplayer first-person-shooter game. 

Perkins Coie attorneys are representing Vilnius, Lithuania-based UAB Game Insight in its suit over the John Does’ cheats, which thousands of players have downloaded.

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