The announcement was accompanied by pics of the prototype showing different ports. covering HDMI, Ethernet and USB c, and USB 3.0.

The console is named Lightning but today's announcement clarified that the Gaming Hub ecosystem is accessible on a desktop without the Lightning console. 

According to Max Kantelia a Ziliqa co-founder express that the launch of ROLLING THUND3ERZ the progress made to date a monumental achievement.

"I think this is a tremendous model for us long as we are careful in selecting the right people who have the right backgrounds, and the right visions for how they want to build long term sustainable business."

Max Kantelia was speaking with Ziliqa's Head of Gaming Valentin Cobelea in an AMA session on the future of Web3 gaming. 

ROLLING THUND3ERZ refers to a Web3 gaming and hardware company rather than adapting blockchain tech for gaming ROLLING THUND3RZ develops fun games that utilize blockchain. 

"AT ROLLING THUND3RZ our philosophy is building fun games that leverage the unique capabilities of blockchain not the other way around."

What is ROLL1NG THUND3ERZ?

Cobelea said the name ROLLING THUND3ERZ was inspired by the lyrics from the AC/DC song Hells Bells, which captured the project's forces of a natural approach to gaming during the AMA session.

Also, he said ROLLING THUND3ERZ is more than a gaming studio the company also emphasizes and develops the following enabling any developer to build games and dApps. 

“If we think in the long run, we cannot build just a game, that doesn’t work. We have to start with the tools so we can allow any kind of developer, including ourselves, to build applications and games on top of the Zilliqa blockchain. and it offers a plug and play way of accessing an optimized version of the Hub.”

Furthermore, The lightning console facing an uphill battle against Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo, according to him the firm is competing directly because we have the Web3 component also to ledger and crypto mining functionality.

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