Google has been hit with a class action lawsuit alleging that Google Stadia has "grossly exaggerated" the quality of its streaming service. The breach-of-contract lawsuit, which was filed in October 2020 in New York, says Google "made false and misleading claims regarding the streaming quality of Stadia's service to generate increased revenue for Google's division." Stadia", and insists that Google violated consumer protection laws. The filing also challenges Bungie and id Software for what they call "unfair and deceptive trade practices regarding the display quality and resolution of video games distributed by Google Stadia." It further alleges that Google intentionally removed a tweet that said Red Dead Redemption 2 was playable at 4K/60fps even when a player did not have a high-speed internet connection, stating that "Google understood that it was intentionally misleading consumers and wanted to make sure there were no direct misrepresentations from Google regarding the Stadia service."Thanks to Google's actions, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of articles and reports in the United States and around the world that contain misleading statements from Google about which consumers are making purchasing decisions,” the lawsuit says. "Google has done nothing to correct false information regarding the power and resolution of games available on Stadia and does not disclose to consumers in the Google Stadia store the resolution of each game available for purchase."