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Tetris threatens to sue the White House over the video game "Build the Wall"
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Tetris threatens to sue the White House over the video game "Build the Wall"

Correio da Manhã5 September 2026 at 01:28

The company responsible for the Tetris game threatened to sue the White House over a video game called "Build the Wall". Tetris, which has its headquarters in Hawaii and Nevada, expressed its displeasure at the unauthorized use of its brand.

The company publicly stated it believes "in the power of uniting people, not dividing them", in a message that seemed to be directed at the American administration. This statement reflects Tetris's position against initiatives considered divisive.

Tetris also sent a message of "love" to its fans around the world, seeking to reinforce its positive and inclusive brand image. The conflict arises in a context of political tension in the United States related to migratory and border issues.

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