Just days after The Tetris Company warned that 'we take copyright infringement very seriously,' the Tetris clone in the White House Arcade suddenly disappears
A Tetris clone game called 'Build the Wall,' featured in the White House's virtual arcade and promoting elements of Donald Trump's agenda, has been removed shortly after The Tetris Company issued a strong warning against copyright infringement. The Tetris Company clarified it was not involved in the game's creation and emphasized its belief in connection over division, contrasting with other companies whose intellectual properties have been used by the White House without permission.
- Entities
- Topic: Copyright Infringement
- Company: SEGA
- Game: Halo
- Company: The Pokémon Company
- Game: Grand Theft Auto
- Game: Destiny 2
- Company: The Tetris Company
- Topic: Video Game Industry
- Game: Pokemon
- Company: The White House
- Company: Nintendo
- Person: Donald Trump
- Game: Call of Duty
- Game: Tetris
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