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Cases are often distinguishible for any number of reasons. You can't take one case based on a state statute and then apply it to every single instance. Often, outcomes can differ for any number of reasons. Therefore, it would be inaccurate to say what would happen merely because of that one case.
If Achaea is falsely attributing a quote to gamers.com, then gamers.com might have a claim against Achaea. But it is certainly nothing that would necessitate a class action suit. I'm not necessarily saying you are wrong, but you cannot simply assert you are right because of one case. All I do in law school is look at cases that appear to be similar in facts but have different outcomes. Trust me, nothing is so easy in the law as you make it out to be.
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