As does Mass Effect 3 (ambient occlusion is also included, but for some reason they couldn't fit it all on one screen for the third game, which is baffling considering how few options there are in the first place). Mass Effect Legendary Edition launches on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC on 14th May 2021. Mass Effect 2 has the same set of PC settings as Mass Effect 1. Regardless, we're certainly excited to try out the game on Microsoft's next-gen consoles, where it's sure to look and run very well.

'The more powerful the hardware the more consistently you will experience the specified target framerate & resolution.” The blog post from EA announcing these numbers does emphasise that they are target resolution and frame rate values, and that “consistency of target framerate & resolution is dependent on platform.' While the game doesn't run natively on Xbox Series X|S - it's only releasing for Xbox One at launch - Mass Effect Legendary Edition will take advantage of the more powerful hardware, with frame rates as high as 120FPS available, something which isn't supported on PlayStation 5.

EA and BioWare have revealed the target resolutions and frame rates across each Xbox console, with two settings to choose from - one that prioritises visual fidelity, and another that concentrates on framerate.

Mass effect 3 graphics settings