According to the US “Capitol Hill”, “The New York Times” and other media reports, Tetris issued a statement on the 4th local time, implying that the “copycat version” of the arcade game recently launched by the US White House may constitute infringement. The US White House launched a variety of arcade games on September 3. Players can get game experiences such as deporting immigrants and building the US-Mexico border wall. Among the 5 video games released on the same day, the game “Build a Border Wall” imitates “Tetris”. The background is labeled “America's Southern Border,” and players block the influx of “zombies” by moving and rotating geometric blocks falling from above. According to the “Capitol Hill” newspaper, Tetris issued a statement on social networking platform X on the 4th local time saying that the company did not participate in the creation of the “Build a Border Wall” game. The “New York Times” said that in response to this game, which “clearly copied” “Tetris,” the company said, “We take copyright infringement issues very seriously.”

According to the US “Capitol Hill”, “The New York Times” and other media reports, Tetris issued a statement on the 4th local time, implying that the “copycat version” of the arcade game recently launched by the US White House may constitute infringement. The US White House launched a variety of arcade games on September 3. Players can get game experiences such as deporting immigrants and building the US-Mexico border wall. Among the 5 video games released on the same day, the game “Build a Border Wall” imitates “Tetris”. The background is labeled “America's Southern Border,” and players block the influx of “zombies” by moving and rotating geometric blocks falling from above. According to the “Capitol Hill” newspaper, Tetris issued a statement on social networking platform X on the 4th local time saying that the company did not participate in the creation of the “Build a Border Wall” game. The “New York Times” said that in response to this game, which “clearly copied” “Tetris,” the company said, “We take copyright infringement issues very seriously.”