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[AlanC9]

2. The idea of possibly having all existing DLC in one place promised the "definitive" experience (one reason I dislike post-release DLC is because it breaks story immersion for me; I've already finished the story, so going back just to play a new mission that in theory took place before the end, particularly with an ending like Commander Shepherd got, feels jarring). I'd love to take care of all the stuff in ME3 before I go to the Citadel for the final time to deal with the Illusive Man and the Starchild and close out Shepherd's story. I'd like to not have to do another entire replay to maintain that story immersion.

How would a remaster help with the italed? You'd still have the same choice of either doing a new run or playing the DLC out-of-sequence for an existing Shepard. Anyway, there's no reason why a remaster would include all DLCs, or any reason why EA couldn't package the games with all the DLC without doing a remaster.

 

The biggest titles now always come out on console as well, with full functionality (as a PS4 or XB1 is just a PC at this point with a dedicated graphics processor and tweaked OS). Go into Gamestop, and you might find a wire half-rack of poorly-organized PC titles, most of which are just going to send you to Steam, Origin or GOG to download the game anyway.

Well, a console is just a PC, yeah, but a PC with a restrictive control scheme and, typically, a screen far enough away for a lower effective resolution, which is why interface screen elements have to be humongous these days. I suppose a PC version that functions as well as the console version still counts as "full functionality," though, if no better version of the game exists.

And who the hell cares what goes on in Gamestop, or any other retail store?

[Dabrikishaw]

Doesn't bother me either. The games still look nice on the PC, and consoles. And frankly i don't like the whole remaster thing the gaming industry got going on. I know they usually outsource it to small developers, but still it is a money sink and time sink. Shame for people that wanted it though. 

Like, half the PS4 library right now is remastered PS3 titles, it's that bad.

[Sanunes]

 

Not everyone can afford a sweet gaming pc. I can only speak for myself and say I have never had that kind of money lying around and saving would take me over a year. Nobody buys a gaming pc for old games, you wanna buy current games and want to be able to play games released later, too.

 

 

I would agree that buying a PC that is equal to what consoles offer is slightly more then the cost of a console, but in the long run it works out to being more effective. Yes the bleeding edge technology is really expensive, but most of the time people are buying that hardware for the same reason a person buys a Ferrari for basic transportation showing off they have it.

[CaIIisto]

Fine.

If EA don't want my $$$ I'm sure there's someone else who does.

Their loss.

[canarius]

I checked some Mass Effect videos on Xbox One on youtube. Graphics are the same and the frame rate is worse than Xbox 360. If they don't fix the frame rate, backwards compatibility is useless. What we need is a remaster!!

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I checked some Mass Effect videos on Xbox One on youtube. Graphics are the same and the frame rate is worse than Xbox 360. If they don't fix the frame rate, backwards compatibility is useless. What we need is a remaster!!

I've been playing ME1 on Xbox One and it runs better than it did on my Xbox 360. 

[BloodyTalon]

Good no need to waste resouces

[AlanC9]

The chatter is that the emulator is currently enforcing v-sync. So, no tearing, but sometimes you take a framerate hit.

I don't quite get why you'd need v-sync if you're only getting 30 FPS max anyway.

[Andrew Lucas]

It's on beta, it's only available for members of the preview for a reason, and despite the frame rates issues, the game was fun to play regardless.

Now I'm patiently waiting for the DLCs inclusion.

[Silver Souls]

We need REMASTER!!!

(this is sparta!)

[Madrict]

I hope they change their minds and do a trilogy remaster for current gen. So many people want this!

[Annos Basin]

I think the original games are fine as they are. I played all of them for the first time couple of years ago, and the graphics haven't aged that much for me since then. Music (especially in ME1) is of course fantastic already.

 

However eventually I'd love to see at least glitches fixed in some next gen release. The Conrad Verner storyline in ME2 part might benefit from some new dialogue? And it'd be nice to get hoodies for all, and maybe easier ways to avoid ninjamances in ME1 and ME2. They wouldn't need to change much. Improved lighting here and there.

 

Not mandatory, but in this case I think some extra content would attract people. Final Fantasy X remake has that new little story Will people are aggressively trying to ignore and forget, and upcoming VII remake causes fright in some. But in ME original trilogy there might be room for additions, I think. Mass Effect was and is different from Final Fantasy which was series of single standalone games, that somehow started getting sequels after original creator left the building. Anyway, depends on what the writers want to do.

 

New release would be more urgent idea if dlc availability for old games will cease. (Do you know that feeling... I recently began playing Dragon Quest 9 on DS. It's cute surely but there used to be loads of downloadable extra chapters and costumes I can't access!) It all depends on for how long the old games are going to be available.

 

If we should choose, I'd definitely prefer a new game over remake. Not that I would mind having both.

 

Just shame about the bugs at this point, especially the last one which was caused by a patch. If only you could return to earlier patches without ditching every of them (didn't one of them even bring a cure for face import bug?).

[Silver Souls]

[Cylon King]

I hope they reconsider, my PS3 is gone and I want to play them again.

It's easy money for EA and I am willing to pay for it again.

[RanetheViking]

Yeah, that's what they say now.

 

Later,  .. who knows?

 

Personally I'd love a remastered trilogy.

[Kotor3onPS4]

I call shenanigans this is a troll I'm a girl and I can tell you that Bioware never said that they would not be remaking the Mass Effect trilogy on the Playstation 4 or Xbox one Bioware never confirmed anything yet

[Kotor3onPS4]

Bioware did say that they are not making the Mass Effect trilogy right now because they have too many projects open at this time they never said they were not going to remake the Mass Effect trilogy on the Playstation 4 or Xbox one

[Cylon King]

Unfortunately I don't believe anything EA says. Stuff like Mass Effect 1 never coming to PS3 or no plans for Mass Effect 2 for PS3 even after a dozen leaks confirming it's existence even denying it a day before they announced it.

Gamescom, N7 Day or basically anytime between now and then it can be announced. The Last of Us Remaster was done by a very small team of 8 or 9.

[SolNebula]

Well I'm willing to pay full price for a ME1 with HD graphics....just so you know.

[ComedicSociopathy]

What's the point of going through the journey again when you know the destination only leads to three different colored turds. 

[Linkenski]

I'm fine. I have it 1080p@30-60 unstable fps on pc and I'm fine with that.

[Linkenski]

Well I'm willing to pay full price for a ME1 with HD graphics....just so you know.

You mean, like on Xbox? 720p is HD.

[Cylon King]

What's the point of going through the journey again when you know the destination only leads to three different colored turds.

Some people have gotten over it and are happy to play the games. I was annoyed for about 5 minutes and played the game twice since.

[wright1978]

Great news in my eyes. They should be focusing on new games, not remastering existing ones.