Mass Effect
The launch of the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is finally here and we have one more look at how this is upgrading the Mass Effect experience
I am sure there is a vast group of gamers out there that already know this, but the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition is finally here for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. Today, May 14th, is the day it is out there and you can head right back into the title that helped make a name for BioWare right now if you so choose to do that. Something that will let you experience the long history of the Mass Effect IP but with all of the crazy bells and whistles that the higher-end hardware can offer up to us all. That and if you happened to miss out on any of the DLC over the time, you will have a chance to engage with all of that and in this new light too. Just as a full remaster type experience should be offering up to us all.
All in all, there is not much else to say for this new Mass Effect release here besides reminding you that it is indeed a thing to be able to buy. We have a new and short trailer to look at for it all, but it just shows more of the same game we have played before but with the new 4K visuals and high-end textures added in. This is supposed to be the way they wanted us to play Mass Effect in the first place but could not give it to us, so that is just a nice little touch to have. In the end, this is your latest reminder that the games are here and ready for you to add to your library if you so choose to do so. Have a look and get ready for the downloads.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition — Launch Trailer
Check out the launch trailer for the sci-fi RPG trilogy, and take on the role of Commander Shepard in Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, available now on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One with optimized backwards compatibility on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
The Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, now remastered and optimized for 4K Ultra HD, features the single-player base content and 40+ DLC story, weapons and armor packs from Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3.
Have you been waiting to play any of the Mass Effect line until it was in this quality or will this be a trip down memory lane for you? Will you be jumping into one of the other titles out the gate or will you try to go in release order for it all? Will we see the other title in the line get released in this way or will they be trying to forget that one for a while longer? Let us all know down in the comments and then discuss it all. We will share more for Mass Effect: Legendary Edition if there is more to share. There could be more in the line of titles to come too, and we will have you covered for all of that if there is. Just be sure to stay tuned into the site for that.
