Microsoft lays off Xbox Backwards Compatibility and Cloud Gaming creator Kevin LaChapelle after 37 years
Microsoft's VP of Xbox Platform Kevin LaChapelle, who led the creation of Xbox Backwards Compatibility and Xbox Cloud Gaming, has been laid off.
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