Mass Effect Trilogy is like "Star Trek" meets "Lord of the Rings"
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
The Mass Effect Trilogy is one of my favorites in gaming history, if not my favorite trilogy. It's also my favorite sci-fi universe with some of the best alien designs. As much as I loved the OG games, they were dated and looked bad, the first game was also very stiff, gunplay was weak, and overall i
t did not age well ...which was why when people played now a days they always were disappointed and didn't trust my recommendation. Now Mass Effect 1 is fix and plays better then it ever did. This is the definitive version to play Mass Effect 1 as mostly everything was improved, minus some audio bugs here and there. Mass Effect 2 was much sharper now and it looking pretty great actually. When I first jump on I instantly saw a difference in quality, depsite a lot of glitches being fixed there are some some bugs here and there. But it's Mass Effect 2, it's still a great game. Okay, Mass Effect 3 is a great game, this version does look better and run better. They also fixed some bugs, but it's still the same Mass Effect 3. This game will feature some standout highlights in the trilogy and some of the best characterization and writing. The ending is no where near as exciting as you would initially think after seeing this huge thing, and compared to Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 it's definitely the weakest ending. But still worth it. The package comes with all three games so I'd say it pays for itself and I would recommend. As a bonus Mass Effect 3's Femshep is available in 1 and 2 - she is really cute - but character creator is also good, just saying. I'd recommend for those who haven't played as Femshep, to try her out because there's so much unique experiences and romances with Femshep not to mention the voice acting is top notch.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2021 by A Fair Critic
10 Hours In, Super Happy with Changes
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
As of writing this review, I'm only 10 hours into the first Mass Effect game, but the changes I've seen so far I've really enjoyed. I'm only talking about changes to that game, as I haven't gotten to the rest of the trilogy yet, but from what I have heard a lot of other reviewers/streamers say, many
of the major updates were in the first game anyways, as it is oldest. A few of the new additions / quality of life changes include: - Skipping some elevator sequences is allowed - Updated facial graphics / environment textures; pretty much every character I've met and every world I've visited so far looks fantastic. The lighting is greatly improved in a lot of previously dim areas. Everything looks much fresher and crisper, even though I'm not playing on optimum graphics settings. It's not just the main party that's been updated; NPCs, side characters, and even the thresher maws have been updated. - The Mako's driving is... somewhat better; it's still not great or up-to-par with vehicles in other games, but it's not quite so bouncy as in the original game. Shooting is also much improved. - The HUD centered at the bottom of the screen is much more in alignment with games 2 and 3 and makes it easier to see the health of your party than it was originally (with bars situated off to the bottom left corner). - Some great changes to combat - using medi-gel doesn't have as long of a cooldown period, it's easier to move in and out of cover, any one can play with any type of weapon (though without proficiency bonuses a character who specializes in that weapon class would have). You can also direct your crew independently of each other. Overall, it's still a bit clunky and feels "old" compared to modern shooting games, but they've done a lot here to make it better. So far, everything is running very smoothly and I'm having a great time replaying the trilogy. With this edition, you get all three games plus all DLC content - a great deal. Mass Effect has one of the tightest, cleanest storylines of any series I've ever played, but still has tons of replay value, as you can make different choices throughout the series that will change your ultimate outcome. I'm really pleased Bioware was able to get this out. It's been great so far, and I can't wait to get into games 2 and 3 to see what other changes have been made.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2021 by MK
Would definitely recommend!!
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
Love this purchase!! Highly recommend if you're a Mass Effect fan! Both discs work great and downloaded offline. Playability is great, ive not had any difficulties so far. Case is a standard xbox game case, with plenty of stability for storing discs.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2026 by Lauren Whitcomb
edición fisica, como debe ser, con todo
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
Excelente producto,
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by Paulo Cesar Santacruz
Classic remastered
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
First let me start off with explaining that this is NOT a new game. I have seen a bunch of reviews complaining that this isn't a continuation of Andromeda, that this is old, etc. This is a remastered version of the original trilogy. Now onto my review. I preordered this game as soon as I heard it was
coming out. I have been playing the Mass Effect series since its first release many, many years ago. I still regularly play them now. My kids play them. So of course I had to get this version. And for me, it is money well spent. The graphics have been upgraded, but not completely redone. Handling on the weapons is better, making targeting smoother (I prefer sniper rifles, so this is a huge plus for me). The Mako controls have been adjusted and the vehicle climbs better than before (so much better). I haven't completely replayed all three games yet (I'm good, but I'm not that good lol) and will update if there are any other things of importance as I play. Now the "bad" parts. I have ran into two "bugs" so far. One is a standard bug which is present in the original version of the game. If you skip the voice over parts of the conversation too much, parts of your sound cuts out (when the Mako lands on planets, when you are walking through the Normandy, etc). But it is easily fixed by exiting the game completely and restarting it. No big deal. The second "bug" is if you leave the game in standby mode on the XBOX One (do not exit the game completely and shut your xbox down) when you turn your xbox on again and start the game exactly where you left off, it lags. Just shutdown the game completely and restart it. Overall, this version is worth it to me. I like having them all in one place, I like the changes that have been made.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2021 by Samantha Beck
드디어 내 손에! / Finally in my hands!
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
Finally got it! Arrived in Korea without any issues. Came in great shape, and I'm having a great time playing it. 드디어 구했네요! 한국까지 문제없이 잘 배송되었습니다. 튼튼한 상태로 와서 기분 좋게 플레이하고 있어요.
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Don't trust the photos of game
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
This is one of my favorite gaming series. However, according to the picture it is supposed to be the American version but I received the European version.
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2026 by Cindy D. Martell
Absolute Masterpiece
Platform For Display: Xbox One
Edition: Legendary
No matter if you are a fan of the original series or not - this remaster is an absolute must have for any fan of Open World Action/RPGS. For one all three of the games are so filled with content they could alone be worth the price of a $60 remake. All DLCs are included as well. This is a ton of conte
nt that if you would really like to explore every planet and side quest you could easily play for hundreds of hours. You form attachments with your crew and the amount of decisions can impact your game. Similar to KOTOR Mass does a great job letting you make the tough decisions and making your character exactly like you want. This leads to a ton of replay options, as good/evil, the romantic side, and who you decide to attack or help can really create very different experiences. Don't miss the chance on what was on of the most iconic games of late 2000s and early 2010s. The fact you don't have to sit through the long load screens like before really makes a dramatic difference. If you are on the fence don't hesitate to pull the trigger here. Masterpiece 10/10
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2021 by tonyfromhouston