A game described as a "racist" Tetris rip-off has been removed from The White House's virtual arcade. The game, titled 'Build The Wall', was part of a collection of politically-charged games launched by Donald Trump's White House earlier this week.
The Tetris Company issued a statement confirming they were not involved with Trump's virtual arcade, adding, "We take copyright infringement very seriously." The company also stated, "At Tetris we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them."
'Build The Wall' has since been removed from The White House's website without explanation. Other games in the arcade, such as 'Trump Saving Tycoon' and 'Rio Run', also drew inspiration from classic retro titles and promoted some of Trump's policies.