Back to collectionThree chain approaches, one set of gaming needs
The local node had given the research group hands-on experience with Nitro, but the studio needed a broader technical fit for games. The group listed the three approaches left after the initial screening: the Arbitrum family, the OP family, and the Cosmos family. The shortlist was clearer, and the team now had shared questions for comparison instead of separate technical preferences.
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The local node had given the research group hands-on experience with Nitro, but the studio needed a broader technical fit for games. A-Zhen could not judge every candidate by whether a single node started.
The group listed the three approaches left after the initial screening: the Arbitrum family, the OP family, and the Cosmos family. Discussion briefly drifted toward tools each person already knew. A-Zhen brought it back to player gas-free use, unobtrusive wallets, and frequent small transactions, asking the group to record what evidence was still missing for each approach.
The shortlist was clearer, and the team now had shared questions for comparison instead of separate technical preferences. All three approaches remained under consideration. Tests and outside conversations would have to fill the gaps, particularly because smooth local operation alone could not establish a fit for games.