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

I would like a RemasterPlus.
Mass Effect needs an Upgrade to look and Play like a Mass Effect 3. Reactivating the Kaidan Male Romance inclusive. Also some new Bug fixes for each title. Mass Effect 3 with new changes, hopefully with adoptation of MEHEM and the other Mods, and a Mission with mentioning the Andromeda Initiative.
That would be cool. And Fan service.

However, I do not mind why there could not be a Switch Version. The WiiU could run Mass Effect 3 in 1080p.

With the exception of ME1 the series isn't that bad in terms of graphics and such. I say if they are gonna do a remaster they should wait until the next gen consoles have been out for a few years. A remake is a good idea though. Part of the problem with a remaster at this point is it would only appeal to console exclusive players Since the mass effect trilogy has a ton of mods that do everything from adding story to improving graphics and gameplay.

The Series X is compatible all the way back to the original XBOX. Mass Effect didn't see much adoption on the SONY side, but even the PS5 is backward compatible, with a large library of games. I wouldn't be surprised if the MET is one of those 4k games. I doubt there were 4k games released on the PS4 alone. PC already has access to a version better than anything EA could cook up, unless we are talking of a complete overhaul of the entire trilogy, down to the polygon count level of every in game model. Which is just not going to happen.


I've given it my prediction; it's going to sell 200k copies tops, on launch. It's simply going to remind people how better ME used to be, compared to now and how bad Bioware dropped the ball on ME3. If EA needed to fill a hole there, they'd be better off remastering an old NFS game, or a Battlefield.

Maybe they are continuing supporting Anthem because so many people complained when they stopped supporting Andromeda while that would have been just sinking resources into a bad game according to many.

The 'Good' news from the last Anthem update is that only about 30 people are currently involved. That must leave plenty of manpower for Dragon Age, though I don't expect any significant news on this front news until the coroner will offically declare Anthem to be lifeless. 

I hope we'll see in the coming months what Bioware future plans are, the last few years haven't been too kind on them, and any respite they can get would be welcome.

While true, I can see folks who play on the computer get the remaster as well. Those people can be new players, players who have the games, but not the dlc, if the dlc is included in the price.

And it will give something for the players to play while waiting for the next ME game to be released.

I don't see it happening, but if it did, I wouldn't have a problem. My only concern, if a remake were to happen, is how many of the va's would return, and if none, what my thoughts would be to hearing a different voice for Shepard and other characters.

Is that the first week? As I've said before. I believe a remaster will sell better than MEA. Of course time will answer that.

I don't see it. An HD remaster of KotoR would not sell as well today, for example and I don't expect a remaster of ME3, for $60, to sell more, when you can already play it on next gen consoles, with backward compatibility and the enhanced next gen features that will be able to give you a better experience. Anyone that wanted to own the games and the DLC, at this point, already own it. Unless this texture pack, which is basically what the remaster will be, is free, there's zero incentive to waste $60 on it. I don't see it selling more than that, until if falls to something more palatable, like $20.


2.5 million copies in 3 months? I don't see it. I find it unlikely that a fall release of ME3, which is usually packed with new games and now the new consoles launch and the next gen titles that will go along with it, anyone will their time with a remaster of a game, from 8 years ago, 2 console gens removed. I don't see it.

What I would really like, is for Bioware to communicate to us what they hope to achieve by releasing a remastered trilogy. There is a reason they are doing it, if they're really doing it and some transparency would go a long way. See, it is easy for me to give money to Bioware, but things change and what money might be there for Bioware one day, may be gone the next. It is an iterative procedure.

Was that enough PR memes? I think so.

ME3? Isn't the thread about remastering the trilogy? You know, ME1/2/3? 

Is that so? I like to that on my ps4, but it doesn't have that capability.

Really?

Who is talking like a remake is a done deal? Or do you mean remaster?

Yeah, remaster it was a typo.

It probably wouldn't. The fact that a remaster is nothing more than a texture and sound enhanced product leaves the PC crowd out of the equation. It would likely be more geared toward next-gen consoles, since even if the PS5 turns out to be fully backward compatible for the PS3 version, players would definitely not want to subject themselves to the low resolution of the originals.