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Mass Effect to be backwards compatible for Xbox one?


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Filthy Lizard

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Vote to make Mass effect games from Xbox360 backwards compatible Physical and Digital versions) on XboxOne https://xbox.uservoi...m/forums/298503

And for the DC
https://xbox.uservoi...360-games-compa

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Matt VT Schlo

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Gotta say that the xbox one emulation needs work. While the game looks fantastic on the xbox one, the framerate hiccups constantly. This, after playing for about 6 hours, then continuing on the 360. 360 takes longer to load in the textures, but does not hiccup like the other

 

Bummer for now


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Pathetisad

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Needs..DLC ...ASAP

 

 

...and ME2 and ME3 would be great too, thanks



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I hope it's the whole trilogy and not just the first game. I still don't have an Xbox one, but I have all the Bioware games and if they all worked on Xbox one I would have a much better reason to care about upgrading to a new system



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The_Prophet_of_Donk

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Gotta say that the xbox one emulation needs work. While the game looks fantastic on the xbox one, the framerate hiccups constantly. This, after playing for about 6 hours, then continuing on the 360. 360 takes longer to load in the textures, but does not hiccup like the other

 

Bummer for now

How does one implement said emulator?



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sjsharp2011

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How does one implement said emulator?

 

 

It'll come as an update on the XB1 eventuaslly as I understand it. Then any 360 discs you have the XB1 will be able to rad them and kick in. Much like the backwards compatability the older consoles such as the PS3 have. Of course if it's a download game I'm assuming you just access your old accounts and download them or whatever.


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I have to say that from personal experience, after first playing the Mass Effect franchise thoroughly on the Xbox 360, and then on PC, made me realise just how bad the frames could get on console. Mass Effect 2 was the smoothest out of all three, with the third game being the absolute worst. The first game had quite a low framerate, too. I don't know if you're just realising this because you hopped over from PC or something. If not, then yeah, that's definitely a problem.



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spinachdiaper

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The ME 360 Backwards Compatible DLC showed up out of nowhere and I don't get people complaining about the game's performance, it works fine for me.



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mybudgee

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This is hilariously sad



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voteDC

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The ME 360 Backwards Compatible DLC showed up out of nowhere and I don't get people complaining about the game's performance, it works fine for me.

It has? Where do you find it because the DLC isn't showing up for me.

Edit: Never mind, turns out I am an idiot. I'd forgot you have to go into Manage Game in order to find that stuff.



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mitch shepard for ash

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I'm having a bit of a problem trying to play mass effect on the xbox one I can resume playing the game from a save file half way through a play through but I am unable to start a new game plus only create a new Shepard cab anyone help? I've done new game plus countless times and never had this problem.

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mitch shepard for ash

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I'm having a bit of a problem trying to play mass effect on the xbox one I can resume playing the game from a save file half way through a play through but I am unable to start a new game plus only create a new Shepard cab anyone help? I've done new game plus countless times and never had this problem.