Currently, many consumer game machines are based on the operations of processors. However, in the field programmable gate array (FPGA) research field, various FPGA game solvers have been developed recently. The processing speeds of such FPGA game solvers can reach about 1000 times faster than processor-based operations. This paper explains the development of one such FPGA game solvers, the Blokus Duo FPGA solver, and presents discussion of how processors on game machines can be replaced with FPGAs in future consumer game machines.