Yeap~Gotten AC3 and AC3: Liberation today! Aint it a happy day for a gamer like me who seriously love Assassin Creeds to bits. Started AC3: Liberation on Vita and was kinda disappointed with the frame rate and visuals at first but as the games goes after the introduction, it gets better with the music at the back ground and how the npc in it move around Aveline, it just seems like the whole AC in your hand!

It has different type of missions from New Orleans to even the lands of Maya, it uses different disguises at certain missions to complete its objective. But at times, you have the options of choosing different disguises as each disguises has its own advantages. Till a later part of the game, you get a whip as a weapon and means to transport in some areas of the game. AC: Liberation is a game that brings gaming on handheld to a different heights as it brings you the whole experience of the AC universe, though its graphics are a little watered down and have some mechanics taken out, its still a great game!

Below are some thoughts of mine on Aveline's disguises:

Assasin: The most favourite disguise of mine, it has the speed, strength and defense in it. On most part of the game, i have been using it to climb on walls and stealth kill the enemies but it is easily recognized by the guards which does cause abit of inconvenience when traversing on the street itself when the game does not allow killing of the npc you are following.

Slave: The slave, as you guess are wearing very shabbily, has little health and fast gain of notoriety to survive groups of enemies but it does have an advantage in blending among other slaves or even carrying stuff walking into enemy's base without getting noticed. It also has access to the weapons of the assasin and able to climb on to walls and roofs to escape, it does also have the ability to incite riots to trouble the guards in which you can divert them away to gain access to some places.

Noble Woman: As the name suggest, Aveline can use her charm to charm npc to protect her and also get dealings with precious stone in various corners of the map in New Orleans, it is slow and you are not able to clime roofs or even run fast. Thus the only way of protection is your parasol gun and you hidden blades which is seriously little defense against large group of enemies.

AC3: Liberation is a great game and if you guys decide to find out how the story goes and how is the game connected with AC3 itself, go get it and try it~ you won't regret your purchase.

Below are a video link which i find its a great walkthrough for players and those still standing on the border.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTTUGs_Y0X8

P.S There are in some parts of the game where you are required to aim your rear camera towards a bright source, this seriously made me frustrated at times but i found out that you do not need to aim at a light source for too long, you can move away the camera away from the light around 25 seconds then the game will prompt you to touch the screen.