The White House has removed a Tetris-style game that allowed players to construct a wall along the southern border. This takedown occurred four days after the Tetris Company declared it was taking the alleged copyright infringement “very seriously.”
An image of the White House’s arcade website, before the “Build the Wall” game was taken down.
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Key Facts
As of Tuesday afternoon, four games remained available on the White House’s arcade website, including apparent clones of “Flappy Bird” and “Snake.” However, the Tetris-inspired game titled “Build the Wall” had been removed.
Neither the White House nor Tetris immediately responded to requests for comment from Forbes.
This is a developing story and will be updated as further information becomes available.
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