VentureBeat claims we're going to get a MET Remaster "Legendary Edition"

And how many are currently buying the games, and then paying full price for dlc?

Look how much time was wasted making MEA. They had 5 years, yet the game was completed in about 18-24 months. That other 3 years could have been used on another project. Besides, it's most likely a 3rd party that would be remastering the trilogy.

Nah, it's probably best that Mass Effect Andromeda doesn't poison the Mass Effect well any more than it already has. 

If the next game is to be set in andromeda that would certainly be a rationale for doing as you suggesting.
If not then would they really be wise to be flagging up that dumped the franchise into the freezer.

I agree from what I have read is that is only one person wants a remake, Hum wonder who that was ? really I haven't herd from these so called people, but I don't troll all the utube  vids looking for justification to the for my claims but if proven wrong well I'll gladly concede and say I stand corrected, but only if the proof falls within a reasonable time frame.   

Assuming these rumours are true, I wonder how much in terms of resources are being put in by Bioware?

I'm more than onboard with them doing this remaster. To an extent, it's getting the franchise out of the fridge.

Being able to play on current (and next gen?) is a step in the right direction for ME as a whole. However, I feel like they'd have to make this a pretty exemplar remaster for it to do well on PC. They'll need to make this more than just your run of the mill texture pack to make it worth it, especially given the quality of graphical overhaul and tweak mods created by the community.

That being said, I'm sure that PC only makes up a very small percentage of sales figures when compared to consoles.

I just hope that this is enough of an effort to at least reignite some passion for Mass Effect, so that the defrost can truly begin. Ordinarily I'd be somewhat pessimistic...

SPECULATION

However, what caught my eye is the fact that the Anthem "rework" team mentioned in the recent May blog post is "30-ish people", which is far less than was expected. We know Bioware is also working on Dragon Age, and there is still a SWTOR team. But... it could signify that they might've allocated a reasonable number of devs to this hypothetical remaster.

I think a full remake is out of the question. My hope is some small tweaks here and there, such as slight refinements to ME1's combat and Mako, as well as adding new graphical technologies such as ray tracing and PBR.

I hope we'll know more come June 11th.

Really hope they've used money and resources to do something new instead of remaster...

Mass Effect 1 was also ported to the PC by another studio.  It still have the best modern controls for a BioWare game for me.

I think the only way they would hit a 2020 release for a remaster is if its only the first game, I cannot see them being able to cram out all three at the same time for a 2020 release so I wonder how people might react to EA only remastering the games one at a time and doing a standard type release where its one game and its DLC for a single release.

When I talk about internally I mean the primary studios and not just a smaller studio tasked to remake the games.  As far as I can see neither of those games were made by a major EA studio for Petroglyph Games has only seemed to have worked with EA with the Command and Conquer Remastered and Stellar Entertainment only has the remaster of Burnout Paradise to its name.  So I don't see either remaster being done by a studio with the library of games like BioWare at them.  Which game was done internally for I don't see a link with my Google searches?

Just because those games didn't have a strong release, it still doesn't mean that EA wants to spend the studio time of a developer like BioWare just to update the graphics and a few tweaks.  They might give Casey Hudson a copy to see if it meets his standards, but with them already probably busy with Dragon Age 4 and maybe even prototyping a new Mass Effect game I don't see where they would want to insert a basic port to delay those titles since it takes BioWare years of development to get a game out the door.  Even if people are asking for a remaster it doesn't mean BioWare themselves working on it would mean anything more then having a studio like Petroglyph or an unknown studio to polish it up for a re-release.

Not holding my breath on that. If it crashes, oh well.