There is no Justice.
VP and head of product for Google Stadia, John Justice, has parted ways from Google. This was confirmed in a statement issued to 9to5 from Google. The company says that they "can confirm John is no longer with Google and (they) wish him well on his next step."
Justice was responsible for overseeing the consumer experience for Stadia and often talked to the press about what was coming next to Google's game streaming service.
Speaking of "what's next" for Stadia, the service just recently added in a search bar after about a year and a half without one. Google also still plans on bringing "more than 100 games" to Stadia in 2021. Xbox consoles will also reportedly get an upgraded browser experience soon that will be able to stream Stadia titles in the future.
Stadia Head of Product John Justice Leaves Google
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Stadia Head of Product John Justice Leaves Google
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