Donald Trump’s White House has launched Arcade.Gov, a site with mini-games where you catch and deport immigrants, or use Tetris blocks to build a border wall.
I know that this is potentially a spicy thing to post to this community, but I do think it is relevant to games and gaming. They are advertising it with using likenesses of major gaming brands.
How is this even legal? They blatantly use styling and brand recognition to imitate popular brands for selling their products.
Even ignoring that whole parody is protected speech thing, it’s only illegal if there’s someone doing something about it
Simple: Any company who sues gets sanctioned. It‘s a fascist oligarch government run by the Epstein class.
You see the trick is to fill the entire justice system with stooges who won’t prosecute you for anything. Then everything is legal.
“How is this even legal?” betrays a certain out-of-the-loopness. Trump’s is a post-law administration.
“Crime is legal now.”—Coffeezilla
Tetris is already suing
I saw their statement basically disowning the affair, but didn’t see they are actually suing. Do you have a source?
Yea, I don’t think anyone’s suing over this…
https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2026/09/05/most-game-publishers-are-ignoring-trumps-arcadegov-site-heres-why/