EasyRPG VS Solarus Action-RPG game engine

It's possible to port just about anything to anything. If you're asking whether or not it would be easy... I'm no expert in console development, but I'd assume that the easiest solution would be to port EasyRPG Player to the console of your choice, then you could basically just run your game as-is. Source: 10 months ago

Yeah it's more or less a rpg maker drop in engine replacement. https://easyrpg.org/ it says 2000/2003 but I think it works with xp as well. Source: 10 months ago

Just download easyrpg and you'll be able to play any rm2k/2k3 game. rm2k/2k3 games dont run well on normal emulators. Source: 11 months ago

Many older rm games can now be published using easyrpg: https://easyrpg.org/. Source: about 1 year ago

If you use EasyRPG, I believe there's a feature to build your game in 2k3, but switch out the battle system for the 2k battle system (which I believe is front view and turnbased). I haven't experimented with this feature yet, but could be an option to try! Source: over 1 year ago

I would like to give a shout-out to another awesome open source 2D Zelda engine called Solarus: https://solarus-games.org/. - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

The thing is that there are people outside of industry who I think would easily be in love with my offer of $15K for 2-3 months. See this group of amateurs at solarus - https://solarus-games.org/ They have a free engine ready to go with all the art, music and complex programming built in. There is room for optional scripting. I just wonder how well my offer would go down with someone making a game in that engine. Source: almost 2 years ago

Neither are ROM Hacks, though. They're made using the Solarus game engine, an independently created ARPG game engine that allows users to create their own games. I one tried my hand at creating one, but got a bit bored, because it's quite a large endeavour. Source: about 2 years ago