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Thoughts on a game that I sadly will likely not get a chance to play (rooting for an eventual 360 port, though).
Admittedly, as one poster suggests, I may be misunderstanding the relationship between the persona mechanic in Liberation and its signification regarding Aveline's mixed racial heritage, but I still think that there is something potentially interesting about the way the game might represent putting on and taking off identities and the experience of doing so.
Experiencing Racial Identities: Passing in Assassin's Creed: Liberation