Microsoft Studios' Creative Director Adam Orth Defends the Idea of Always Online Gaming
Microsoft Studios' creative director Adam Orth posts a series of tweets that seems to defend the idea of an always-on connected console – and also seems to make fun of those gamers who have a problem with it. The tweets speak for themselves.
His Twitter account is now private.
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