[BioFan Video] Remastered Mass Effect Trilogy Update!

All I want out of an ME Remaster trilogy is greatly improved textures, reduced load times, and all the DLC for each game.

Do that and I'll be thrilled to plunk down for it.

The whole german synchronization was poorly done, didn't like it at all. It needs an general overhaul lol (after this bad experience I had to do the trilogy again in english, but I wanted anyway )

i have to disagree greatly on this one. objectively, the synch was overall pretty good and decent, especially characters like Wrex or Joker. I can't imagine someone else dubbing them, their work was on point. What i didn't like was the translation, but the dubbing was all in all definitely above average, with the exception for some minor characters.

I'd be fine with that for the Trilogy Remaster. Especially load times and all of the DLC for the three games.

what i imagine they will do if they do make a re-master is improved visuals and performance no question, but don't imagine they'll stop there. they changed combat mechanics for ME2 and ME3 for a reason. so the re-master will probably include some game mechanics tweaks as well. at least for ME1. 

I'm still so disappointed we never got a confrontation with Harbinger in ME3. 

I was looking forward to that since the very second I completed ME2. 

i still can't agree on this one again, altough it had it's downsides & minor hickups, like Saren suddenly having a "normal" voice on virmire & stuff,
i've been overall pretty satisfied with it, and i'd liked to listen to the dialogues, even in further playthroughs.

but you're right with the incosistency of VA's from major characters. i guess the change came when EA took over.
altough it is highly unlikely that they'd hire the "old" voice actors to make the voices consistent or the "newer"
to dub ME1, i have to agree, that it'd be a great bonus.

depends on how old the game that you're remastering is. ME1 is almost 9 years old and would require the most effort for the remaster.

I'm pretty sure that's all there will be to it. EA will give them to some third party company that will just make them compatible for new gen consoles with high res and that will be that. At the very most, they might slap better textures on the old meshes and tweak the lightings a bit, and maybe, maybe, correct some of the known lingering bugs.

It's been heavily hinted tho. You can take a look in Twitter Thread about that. 

Oh, my point is that graphic and playability traits changes can amount to changing quite a bit of the game code to match todays standards if that code is old enough. should have myself clearer before, sorry. re-mastering ME1 would involve quite meaningful changes to the original shader code, lua scripts and even the engine itself. so no meaningful story changes but meaningful code changes.