Just under two weeks ago, Mass Effect: Legendary Edition will debut with the reworked version of all three. But you won’t get away without a thick patch for the first day.
The fact that there will be a correction for the first day of the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition on May 14 has not been officially confirmed yet, but the patch notes have already come out because EA wasn’t entirely sure. Various tracking sites have already managed to track the content. Among other things, it became known that the update version for PlayStation should be around 11.8GB.
There isn’t much in the patch notes yet, after all, they’re not final. The score is also relatively normal and actually includes the last few improvements: “Performance Improvement”, “Improved stability and trouble shooting”, “Ambient occlusion (AO) improvements”, “Lighting improvements – visual and performance related” and “Various content fixes”.
It can be assumed that the release’s final patch notes will be a little more comprehensive.
In this video, BioWare shows the improvements in Mass Effect: Legendary Edition over the original.
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