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Cartoon Network Interactive, Grigon Entertainment
February 15, 2011
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The Academy in the Original Game of FusionFall replaced the Future in a Major Game Update. The first four levels of the game moved much faster to get the Player into the Open World Area than it did previously in the Future, however many Players felt that the call to action was not as powerful as before.
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