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Mushroom Kingdom Fusion

A massive crossover Mario-esque fangame from way back, now back from the dead. Relive the nostalgia · By Fusion Fangaming, dooki51

it is possible to play on Anbernic devices?

A topic by ajelandrovich created Jul 04, 2024 Views: 444 Replies: 5
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Hi! I am new using an anbernic device, it is the RG351P. I changed the firmware to Amberelec. So I am wondering if there is any chance to play MKFusion  on these kind of portable console.


ps. sorry for my english

The game was made for Windows PC's so I'm going to assume no.

Doesn't AmberElec have Portmaster included? As a member of their Discord, I've brought a handful of GameMaker games to Portmaster and I actually have DOZENS of ports in the pipeline. And Mushroom Kingdom Fusion is on countless folks' wishlist, but the way GameMaker games are ported (GMloader) requires a "data.win" file and numerous other external files (OGG music, for example). And the only way that's possible is if Mushroom Kingdom Fusion is ported to a newer version of GameMaker. There's another Portmaster release, Hyper Princess Pitch, that needed to be ported from an older version of GameMaker before being brought to Portmaster (and before that the PlayStation Vita).


I understand that there is more to it than just switching to a more recent version of GameMaker.

Porting MKF to other systems is out of our scope for the project. However, when the final version is released we will also make the source code available to the public.

There’s https://enigma-dev.org. It compiles Game Maker games natively to C++. If the C++ can be exported (I forget if it does that or just builds a binary) then it could be compiled for other architectures. Whether or not it will RUN, however, is another matter. This game frontloads a TON of assets, and IIRC, does not unload them when not needed, so good luck finding an Anbernic with the memory to run this game. Some severe optimization work will be needed.

Many GameMaker games on Portmaster typically do have patches that have to be applied on the first run.