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Mass Effect: Legendary Edition Will Be Releasing In 2021

November 9, 2020 by Dennis Patrick

Get ready to dive back into the Mass Effect trilogy.

Several games will stand the test of time. Mass Effect will be one of those titles and while the franchise has since grown a bit stale, there are still countless fans who remember the original trilogy of Mass Effect games. Crafted by BioWare, the studio has a track record proven to bring out some iconic IPs and memorable gaming storylines. With Mass Effect, fans were able to sit in on a dramatic science-fiction journey that spanned across three titles.

I’m not going to discuss the entire series in this post. Fans can expect a long journey with the original Mass Effect story which started out back in 2007 and wrapped up with Mass Effect 3 in 2012. While the third mainline installment received some flack over the narrative decisions, it’s still a journey that fans will easily recommend players try out. However, with Mass Effect’s trilogy being a last-generation console release, it’s not surprising to see that new fans may be a bit hesitant in trying the series out. 

That should change as Mass Effect: Legendary Edition was unveiled which would be released for current-generation platforms. This is a remaster of the first three games and crafted up to be as close to the first three games as possible. All players can expect is a fresh coat of paint and some enhancements in a variety of visuals such as textures to effects. Again, the plan from BioWare is just to give this series some visual enhancements to ensure that it looks like a new title for fans to enjoy.

While the game is slated to launch in 2021 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC platforms, you can expect to make a jump on next-generation platforms as well. Both Sony and Microsoft have plans to release their next-gen consoles this month so fans can expect some next-generation upgrades likely in 2021 as well. For now, we’ll have to wait for a specific release date for this remastered collection.

Source: IGN

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