The XBox 360 is based around a non-x86 CPU architecture that's not supported by any of the Blitz versions, so that's definitely not going to happen anytime soon.
The regular XBox works around a standard Pentium chip, so would not be entirely outside of the realm of possibilities. The problem there is that even if something may technically be capable of running, you still need to bring a medium truckload of cash to Microsoft for them to 'allow' the program on the platform so you have a digitially signed program that actually gets accepted by the xbox device itself, without that it wouldn't run either. The console manufacturers have quite the nice little extortion racket going on.
The regular XBox works around a standard Pentium chip, so would not be entirely outside of the realm of possibilities. The problem there is that even if something may technically be capable of running, you still need to bring a medium truckload of cash to Microsoft for them to 'allow' the program on the platform so you have a digitially signed program that actually gets accepted by the xbox device itself, without that it wouldn't run either. The console manufacturers have quite the nice little extortion racket going on.