Magic Girl Force X is a 2004 beat' em up game developed by Andyson Games and published by Microsoft Game Studios for the Xbox, based on a segment from Carl Andy Jr.'s 1991 directorial debut 2069: A Funk Odyssey. Parodying the magical girl genre and it's sexualized nature, it tells the story of Usuyami Tama, a high school girl who transforms into Lady X and teams up with her friends Hyuji Nakas, Fook Yuu and Boa Nah to fight the evil wizzard Cahn Dahm. The cutscenes were animated by Canadian company Image Entertainment Corporation.
Written and directed by Andy's longtime production partner Ernest Folsy, the game went through many itterations before settling on a beat 'em up setting with elements of rail shooter mechanics similar to Sega's Panzer Dragoon series. In an effort to boost sales, Microsoft shipped the game with free demo discs of the highly anticipated Halo 2. The game recieved mixed reviews, with many praising it's addicting gameplay but criticized it's overeliance on sexual humor and innuendo. It would mark the final game developed by Andyson Games before it's closure in 2005.
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