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White House Removes Border Video Game After Tetris Copyright Warning
The White House removed a controversial video game depicting a 'zombie siege' at the Mexican border following a copyright threat from Tetris. The game had been promoted as an interactive tool for immigration policy but was pulled after legal objections.
9 Sept, 21:25 — 10 Sept, 00:39
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YahooMostly Factual4h ago
White House removes controversial video game after warning from gaming company
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Trump White House Pulls Down Tetris-Like Game, in Which You Had to Stop a ‘Zombie Siege’ at Mexican Border, After Company’s Copyright Threat
The White House has removed the “Build the Wall” game — a Tetris knockoff in which players were tasked with fortifying the southern U.S. border to keep out illegal immigrants — after the company that owns the rights to the popular title issued a statement that “we take copyright infringement very seriously.” Trump’s White House […]
By Todd Spangler
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First report: Yahoo · 9 Sept, 21:25|Full coverage: 3 · 3h|Window: 3h
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