Sean C. Morgan
Sankey Park is a battlefield.
So is the City Hall parking lot.
But we’re not talking about crime or politics here.
We’re talking about “Pokemon Go,” the mobile augmented-reality game that in the last two weeks has swept the world, including Sweet Home.
The game requires players to physically travel as they search for Pokemon (pronounced poe-keh-mahn, short for “pocket monsters”) – 151 different varieties, which roam the land until game-players find,…