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ARTICLE · 24 FEBRUARY 2021

Google Faces Class Action Over Claims That All Stadia Games Support 4K

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A lawsuit filed against Google alleges that the tech company greatly exaggerated the quality and resolution of games available on Stadia, Google's cloud gaming service.

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A lawsuit filed against Google alleges that the tech company greatly exaggerated the quality and resolution of games available on Stadia, Google's cloud gaming service. Stadia does not require a console and allows players to play video games streamed over the internet to multiple devices (TV, laptop, tablet, and mobile).

The class action lawsuit here, originally filed in Queens County Superior Court in October of 2020 and removed to New York federal court on February 12, 2021, claims that Google violated consumer protection laws designed to protect against unfair and deceptive business practices and false advertising in all fifty states and the District of Columbia. The complaint alleges that Google used false and misleading statements about how all games on Stadia would be playable at 4k resolution and failed to deliver on its promise that Stadia was more powerful than gaming consoles.

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Originally published by the New York Legal Ethics Reporter

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