2026-09-09T20:44:59.083Z / 美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）
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更新于2026年9月9日美国东部时间下午5:25
发布于2026年9月9日美国东部时间下午4:44
2025年6月拍摄的白宫外景。
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白宫已从其网站下架一款类似俄罗斯方块的街机风格“修建边境墙”游戏，此前该游戏公司就版权侵权问题向白宫发出了警告。
上周，白宫在其网站上推出了一系列游戏，用以宣传本届政府的施政重点。但其中两款以移民为主题的游戏——“修建边境墙”和“里约快跑”——迅速引发强烈反对，其中俄罗斯方块品牌方明确表示，“我们坚信联结与凝聚人心的力量，而非制造分裂”。
这款“修建边境墙”游戏于上周四首次出现在白宫网站中，要求玩家堆叠砖块、“坚守防线”抵御“僵尸边境围攻”。上线后不久，俄罗斯方块官方账号就在Instagram上发文称，该游戏并非由其制作，并补充道：“我们对版权侵权问题高度重视。”
截至周三，该游戏已从白宫网站下架。但白宫发布在社交媒体上的视频中仍保留了部分游戏片段。白宫未立即回应CNN的置评请求。
代表俄罗斯方块的米勒公关公司的一名代表周三对CNN表示：“俄罗斯方块不予置评。”
另一款以移民为主题的游戏“里约快跑”目前仍在白宫网站上。这款类似《贪吃蛇》的游戏要求玩家沿着格兰德河“巡逻防线”，“抓获现场每一名越境者”以获得驱逐人数的高分。
白宫网站上还保留了另外三款街机游戏：一款是让用户“充实孩子的特朗普账户”；一款是让用户驾驶秃鹰飞越国家广场；还有一款让用户整理学校午餐，以“让美国再次健康起来”。
推出街机游戏是白宫近期针对民主党发起的又一场激进网络挑衅行动，此类活动不时会出现带有种族主义色彩和冒犯性的内容。特朗普与白宫此前就因在社交媒体和官方政府平台上使用冒犯性图像遭到尖锐批评，例如将众议院少数党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯画成戴宽边大檐帽的形象，以及将奥巴马夫妇描绘成丛林中的猿猴。
一名白宫官员上周将这些街机游戏称为“旨在进一步凸显‘趣味与胜利的文化’，与民主党为美国描绘的黑暗社会主义愿景形成鲜明对比”。
而在社交媒体上，白宫并未表现出放弃使用电子游戏形象宣传其施政纲领的迹象。
例如周二，白宫在X平台上发布了一段模仿任天堂《塞尔达传说》风格的视频，名为“特朗普传奇”。
且本届政府在社交媒体宣传中使用的并非只有电子游戏元素。周三，国土安全部在X平台上发布了一张人工智能生成的图片，将美国移民及海关执法局塑造成《变形金刚》电影海报形象，配文：“变形金刚：驱逐时代”。
本文已补充更新信息。
White House removes controversial video game after warning from gaming company
2026-09-09T20:44:59.083Z / CNN
By Kit Maher
Updated 1 hr 41 min ago
Updated Sep 9, 2026, 5:25 PM ET
PUBLISHED Sep 9, 2026, 4:44 PM ET
The White House is seen in June 2025.
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The White House has removed from its website an arcade-style “Build the Wall” game closely styled like Tetris, which comes after the gaming company warned of copyright infringement.
The White House last week launched a series of games on its website to tout the administration’s priorities. But two games focused on immigration — “Build the Wall” and “Rio Run” — quickly sparked backlash, including from the Tetris brand, which said that it believes “in the power of connection, and bringing people together, not dividing them.”
The “Build the Wall” game — which first appeared on the site last Thursday — asked users to stack bricks and “hold the line” against a “zombie border siege.” Soon after its debut, Tetris posted on Instagram that it was not involved in the game’s creation and added, “We take copyright infringement very seriously.”
A screenshot of the White House website showing arcade-style games that allow users to arrest immigrants and build a border wall.
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The game was gone from the White House website as of Wednesday. But some clips of the game are still featured in videos that the White House posted on social media. The White House did not immediately respond to CNN’s request for comment.
“Tetris has no comment,” a representative of Miller PR, which represents Tetris, told CNN on Wednesday.
Another immigration-themed game, “Rio Run,” still appears on the White House website. The game, which is similar to Snake, has users “patrol the line” along the Rio Grande and “pick up every crosser in the lot” to earn a high score of deportations.
The White House is also still featuring three other arcade-style games — one that prompts users to fill their “kids’ Trump accounts”; one that prompts users to fly a bald eagle down the National Mall; and another where users can sort a school lunch to “Make America Healthy Again.”
The launch of the arcade games was the White House’s latest aggressive online effort to troll Democrats, which has at times surfaced racist and offensive images. Trump and the White House have drawn sharp criticism, for example, for their use of social media and official government platforms — including by using racist and offensive images, like House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries in a sombrero and the Obamas depicted as apes in a jungle.
A White House official last week cast the arcade games as “an effort to further contrast between a culture of fun and winning and the dark socialist vision Democrats have for America.”
And on social media, the White House hasn’t shown signs of backing off of using video game imagery to promote its agenda.
On Tuesday, for example, the White House released a video on X modeled after Nintendo’s “Legend of Zelda,” called “Legends of Trump.”
And it’s not just video games the administration is using in its messaging on social media. On Wednesday, the Department of Homeland Security posted on X an AI-generated image of Immigration and Customs Enforcement styled like a “Transformers” movie poster that reads: “Transformers Age of Deportations.”
This story has been updated with additional information.
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