You want all the aliens? You got it! No aliens? You can do that too! The possibilities aren’t quite endless but there’s still plenty of them!

Considering that the original games aren’t actually that big and we’ve been conditioned by Call of Duty to expect huge patches, it’s actually not that bad.

As a remaster, Mass Effect: Legendary Edition seems to be ticking all the usual boxes for an updated collection of classic video games for newer consoles. Plays the same, looks shinier, case closed. Sounds about right, but under the hood of BioWare’s cult classic trilogy of space exploration there happens to be some fine-tuning to the product that provides more quality-of-life upgrades in addition to the upgraded graphics.

It’s about time someone at EA said, “Hey, what if we actually just give people what they wanted instead of pointless multiplayer?”. A refreshing take indeed.

It may have taken EA years to see the writing on the wall, but it’s official: Anthem is dead.

EA executives will gather to see how the game is currently shaping up and decide if it’s worth throwing more resources at it or if it’s time to finally pull the plug on Anthem.

Mass Effect lives once again in May, this time as a remaster of the original trilogy of games that adds a whole lot of spit and polish to the crew of the Normandy. There’s a lot that has been done behind the scenes to get the older games running at a more modern pace, from graphical overhauls to a partial remake of the original Mass Effect even.

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition will launch on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on May 14, adding a number of substantial tweaks and enhancements to the beloved sci-fi games.