The Report Becomes a Blueprint for a Game Console

In the last days of the year, the chain research group had repeatedly organized its test results, game requirements, and technical questions. Management had named the chain as one of next year’s three priorities. A-Zhen needed a final report that colleagues outside engineering could understand without hiding conditions still to verify.

The final research report was filed under a one-line title: “Build a Game Console.” A-Zhen kept Nitro as the current preference and brought seamless wallets, a gas-free player experience, frequent small transactions, fees, and sequencer questions into a single argument. Someone thought the title too ambitious. She explained that it described the goal of building infrastructure for games; it did not announce that a chain had already been built.

Compared with scattered test notes, the studio now had a shared blueprint to discuss, making it easier to connect chain research with the needs of Final Form and the community. The report completed the research argument. Technical details and the order of implementation still needed checking, and the team had yet to agree on how to turn the blueprint into engineering tasks in the new year.