白宫网站曾上线一款名为《Build The Wall》的俄罗斯方块风格游戏，玩家通过堆积方块建造边墙。1俄罗斯方块公司指控该游戏侵犯著作权，官方账户在9月4日通过X平台发布声明表示"不参与游戏创作"，并强调"认真对待版权侵权"问题。1白宫随后将该游戏从网站下架，但未对外公开说明具体原因。1
俄罗斯方块公司在声明中表示："我们相信连接的力量，是把人聚集在一起，而不是分裂。"1该公司历来对版权问题采取严格态度，曾在2012年成功起诉iPhone游戏《Mino》的开发者，最终以未公开金额达成和解。1目前白宫网站仍保留其他四款街机游戏，包括《Flappy Bill》和《Rio Run》。1
这一事件引发政界人士批评。康涅狄格州民主党州参议员Matt Lesser评论道："取暖油价接近历史高位，但你可以在视频游戏中扮演边界沙皇Tom Homan。"1
The White House removed a Tetris-inspired game titled "Build The Wall" from its website after facing copyright objections from Tetris Company.1 The game allowed players to construct a border wall by stacking falling blocks in the style of the classic Russian puzzle game.1
On September 4, the official Tetris Company account on X platform issued a statement declaring it had no involvement in the game's creation and asserting that copyright infringement would be taken seriously.1 The company further stated: "We believe in the power of connection, bringing people together, not dividing them."1 While the White House subsequently pulled the game from its site, it provided no official explanation for the removal.1 The White House maintained four other arcade-style games on its website, including "Flappy Bill" and "Rio Run."1
The dispute underscores Tetris Company's history of defending its intellectual property. In 2012, the company successfully sued the developer of an iPhone game called "Mino," resulting in a settlement reached on undisclosed terms.1 The game's removal also drew criticism from Connecticut Democratic State Senator Matt Lesser, who commented that heating oil prices were near historic highs while players could have assumed the role of Tom Homan in a video game.1
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