Topline
The White House removed a Tetris-style game depicting players building a wall on the southern border, four days after the Tetris Company said it took 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
Four of the games on the White House’s arcade website were still available to play as of Tuesday afternoon, including apparent clones of “Flappy Bird” and “Snake,” but the Tetris-style game entitled “Build the Wall” was nowhere to be found.
The White House and Tetris did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Forbes.
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