The Dark Game engine that powers FPSC, DBPro and the DGDK cannot be used on consoles. If you want to attempt development on the XBOX 360, you can try the XNA Game Toolkit from Microsoft, it's free to use, but $99 a year for serious development. Most other consoles require you to pay the creators a rather handsome fee to get access to their development tools and media specifications.
So no.
Big whorls have little whorls which feed on their velocity,
Little whorls have lesser whorls and so on to viscosity. - Lewis F. Richardson
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