Mass Effect Legendary Editoin's sound design is absolutely incredible. The first Mass Effect felt particularly special, with upgrades in lighting and textures that made me question my memories of the original version. Strange, I know, but that “all of this feels different” sentiment persisted throughout my time with the games. Every time it popped up, I remarked to myself how nice it looked.

Surprisingly, what hit me immediately was the mass relay loading screen in the first game. If you've played these games in the past, then you already know what’s up. Almost everything you do matters to some degree, even some of your decisions in side quests, or during your downtime.

This science-fantasy galaxy is full of interesting NPCs to meet, baddies to shoot and planets to explore. Mass Effect drew in millions of people with its incredible story, characters, side quests and setting. Mass Effect Legendary Edition review: Story and setting I don’t think anyone actually enjoyed driving the Mako back in 2007, but now, it’s actually a fun part of the game. It drives smoother, jumps more accurately and even features new sound effects. You no longer have to fight as hard to control it. You can now skip time-filling elevator dialogue and news broadcasts because the game loads so much faster now.Īnd then, there are the improvements to the Mako, the exploration vehicle from the first game.

The first game didn't get a complete overhaul to feel like Mass Effect 3, but it features improvements to the combat and loading times. BioWare understood this when it remastered the trilogy.

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