Microsoft creative director Adam Orth recently drew the ire of the Internet with his comments over a an “always on” requirement for the next Xbox. Now it is being reported that Orth is no longer with Microsoft.
Orth’s comments, though made in jest to a friend on Twitter, rubbed many the wrong way, especially his “deal with it”comment over “always-on” online requirtments. The response to the comments pushed Microsoft to issue a public apology.
Source: GameInformer.com
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