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The Mass Effect franchise is predominantly categorized as military science fiction, characterized by its emphasis on political intrigue, interstellar exploration, and narrative-driven gameplay.
Answer: True
The Mass Effect franchise is indeed primarily classified as military science fiction, integrating elements of third-person shooter mechanics with action role-playing game progression, and focusing significantly on political intrigue and galactic exploration.
The Mass Effect universe is set in the present day, where humanity has recently made first contact with alien species.
Answer: False
The Mass Effect universe is set in the distant future, specifically the late 22nd century, by which time humanity had already established a significant presence in interstellar space and made contact with numerous alien civilizations.
The Asari are depicted as a militaristic, avian-humanoid race known for their high metabolism.
Answer: False
The Asari are described as mono-gendered, long-lived beings resembling human females, known for their diplomatic and biotic capabilities. The Turians are the militaristic, avian-humanoid race, while the Salarians are the amphibious species with high metabolism.
The Citadel is a massive space station that functions as the primary trading post for exotic goods across the galaxy.
Answer: False
While the Citadel is a massive space station and a hub for galactic activity, its primary function is as the seat of the Citadel Council and the center of galactic governance, not solely a trading post.
Faster-than-light travel in Mass Effect relies on manipulating Element Zero (eezo) to create mass effect fields.
Answer: True
The foundational technology for faster-than-light travel, artificial gravity, and other advanced systems in the Mass Effect universe is Element Zero (eezo), which, when subjected to an electric current, generates mass effect fields.
'N7' is a designation for an elite special forces operative within the Systems Alliance military in the Mass Effect universe.
Answer: True
The 'N7' designation signifies an elite status within the Systems Alliance military, representing the highest level of training and combat proficiency for special forces operatives.
The Mass Effect franchise is lauded for its innovative storytelling, deep world-building, and emphasis on player choice.
Answer: True
The Mass Effect franchise is widely recognized and lauded for its sophisticated narrative design, intricate and immersive world-building, and the significant impact of player agency and choices on the unfolding story and character relationships.
Element Zero (eezo) is a fictional element that, when subjected to an electric current, generates mass effect fields.
Answer: True
Element Zero, colloquially known as 'eezo,' is a key fictional element in the Mass Effect universe. Its unique property is the generation of mass effect fields when an electric current is passed through it, enabling technologies like artificial gravity and faster-than-light propulsion.
The Protheans were an ancient civilization that left behind technology like the mass relays and the Citadel.
Answer: True
The Protheans are depicted as a highly advanced ancient civilization that mysteriously vanished millennia before the events of the games. They are credited with constructing the galaxy-spanning network of mass relays and the central Citadel space station.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary alien species introduced early in the Mass Effect series?
Answer: Krogan
The three primary alien species encountered by humanity early in the Mass Effect narrative are the Asari, Salarians, and Turians. The Krogan are also a significant species but are introduced slightly later in the lore's timeline.
What is the primary function of the Citadel in the Mass Effect universe?
Answer: The central hub for the galaxy's ruling Council.
The Citadel serves as the primary seat of galactic governance and diplomacy, housing the Citadel Council and acting as the central administrative hub for most known spacefaring species.
What fictional element is crucial for enabling faster-than-light travel and artificial gravity in the Mass Effect universe?
Answer: Element Zero (eezo)
Element Zero, or 'eezo,' is the fundamental element that allows for the manipulation of mass and gravity, thereby enabling technologies such as mass relays for faster-than-light travel and artificial gravity generators.
What is the designation 'N7' in the Mass Effect universe?
Answer: An elite military designation for special forces operatives.
In the Mass Effect universe, 'N7' represents the highest level of military training and qualification within the Systems Alliance special forces, signifying elite operative status.
Which element is key to enabling advanced technologies like faster-than-light travel in Mass Effect?
Answer: Element Zero (eezo)
Element Zero (eezo) is the foundational fictional element in the Mass Effect universe responsible for enabling advanced technologies such as faster-than-light travel, artificial gravity, and mass effect fields.
What is 'N7' in the context of the Mass Effect franchise?
Answer: A designation for elite Systems Alliance special forces.
'N7' is an elite military designation within the Systems Alliance, signifying the highest level of training and combat proficiency achieved by special forces operatives in the Mass Effect universe.
Commander Shepard is a non-customizable character who serves as the protagonist in the original Mass Effect trilogy.
Answer: False
Commander Shepard is the central protagonist of the original Mass Effect trilogy, but the player has significant control over Shepard's gender, appearance, background, and moral alignment, making the character highly customizable.
The primary antagonists throughout the original Mass Effect trilogy are the Collectors, an alien race seeking to colonize Earth.
Answer: False
The primary antagonists of the original trilogy are the Reapers, an ancient synthetic-organic race that harvests advanced civilizations. The Collectors are a subservient race working for the Reapers, primarily focused on abducting humans.
The first Mass Effect game (2007) centered on Commander Shepard's efforts to stop the rogue Spectre Saren Arterius from initiating a galactic purge.
Answer: True
The narrative of the first Mass Effect game revolves around Commander Shepard's mission to apprehend Saren Arterius, a Spectre who has gone rogue and is being manipulated by the Reaper Sovereign to enact a plan for galactic destruction.
In Mass Effect 2, Shepard investigates the Collectors who are abducting alien species, not human colonists.
Answer: False
In Mass Effect 2, Commander Shepard investigates the Collectors specifically because they are abducting human colonists from the Outer Rim territories, a mission orchestrated by the Reapers.
Mass Effect 3 depicts the Reapers launching a full-scale invasion, forcing Shepard to unite galactic species for a war for survival.
Answer: True
Mass Effect 3 culminates in the Reapers initiating their full-scale invasion of the Milky Way galaxy, compelling Commander Shepard to rally the disparate species into a unified effort to combat the existential threat.
The 'suicide mission' in Mass Effect 2 involved Shepard leading a team on a perilous assault against the Collectors.
Answer: True
The climactic 'suicide mission' in Mass Effect 2 is a high-stakes operation where Commander Shepard leads a specially assembled team on a dangerous assault against the Collectors' base, with the survival of the crew and potentially humanity at stake.
Cerberus is a pro-alien organization dedicated to galactic peace, aiding Shepard in Mass Effect 2.
Answer: False
Cerberus, particularly under the leadership of the Illusive Man, is depicted as a pro-human extremist organization. While it aids Shepard in Mass Effect 2, its ultimate goals are often self-serving and focused on human supremacy, not universal galactic peace.
The 'Galactic Readiness' rating in Mass Effect 3 determined the player's score in the game's multiplayer mode.
Answer: False
The 'Galactic Readiness' rating in Mass Effect 3 was a crucial component that contributed to the player's overall 'War Asset' score, directly influencing the effectiveness of the final galactic effort against the Reapers and impacting the game's ending, rather than determining multiplayer scores.
Who is the main antagonist force that systematically harvests advanced organic life every 50,000 years?
Answer: The Reapers
The Reapers are an ancient, sentient synthetic-organic race whose cyclical behavior involves harvesting advanced organic civilizations every 50,000 years to prevent them from developing true artificial intelligence.
What is the 'suicide mission' in Mass Effect 2?
Answer: The final, high-stakes mission involving an assault on the Collectors.
The 'suicide mission' refers to the climactic final mission of Mass Effect 2, where Commander Shepard leads a perilous assault on the Collectors' base, with the success and survival of the team contingent on player preparation and choices.
What role does Cerberus, led by the Illusive Man, play in the Mass Effect trilogy?
Answer: An extremist pro-human organization that aids Shepard in Mass Effect 2.
Cerberus, an organization advocating for human supremacy under the enigmatic Illusive Man, plays a pivotal role, particularly in Mass Effect 2, by providing resources and support to Commander Shepard's mission against the Collectors, despite its morally ambiguous agenda.
What is the purpose of the 'Galactic Readiness' rating in Mass Effect 3?
Answer: To influence the effectiveness of the final galactic effort against the Reapers.
The 'Galactic Readiness' rating in Mass Effect 3 is a critical metric that directly impacts the player's total 'War Assets.' A higher readiness rating enhances the strength and effectiveness of the combined galactic forces in their final confrontation with the Reapers.
What was the primary objective of the 'suicide mission' in Mass Effect 2?
Answer: To rescue abducted human colonists from the Collectors.
The 'suicide mission' in Mass Effect 2 was designed as a high-risk operation to infiltrate the Collectors' base and rescue abducted human colonists, a critical objective orchestrated by the Reapers.
What was the main conflict presented in Mass Effect 3?
Answer: The Reapers launching a full-scale invasion of the galaxy.
Mass Effect 3's central conflict revolves around the Reapers initiating their grand invasion of the Milky Way galaxy, forcing Commander Shepard to unite disparate species in a desperate war for survival.
The 'Dialogue Wheel' is a patented BioWare interface that presents conversation options in a linear list format.
Answer: False
The 'Dialogue Wheel' is a patented BioWare interface that presents conversation options in a radial, dynamic format, allowing players to steer dialogue choices. It is not a linear list.
Player choices in the original trilogy primarily determined Shepard's alignment towards Paragon (good) or Renegade (ruthless).
Answer: True
The morality system in the original Mass Effect trilogy is centered on player choices, which accumulate points towards either the Paragon (heroic) or Renegade (ruthless) alignment, influencing dialogue, character interactions, and story outcomes.
The Mass Effect trilogy featured six primary weapon types: assault rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, pistols, grenades, and heavy weapons.
Answer: True
Combat in the Mass Effect trilogy typically involves a range of weapon categories, including assault rifles, sniper rifles, shotguns, pistols, and often heavy weapons, alongside biotic and tech abilities.
Player morality choices in the Mass Effect trilogy only affected dialogue options and had no impact on story outcomes.
Answer: False
Player morality choices, represented by the Paragon/Renegade system, significantly impacted not only dialogue options but also character relationships, mission outcomes, the availability of certain abilities, and even the ultimate fate of characters and the galaxy.
Which BioWare patented interface allows players to dynamically steer conversations?
Answer: The Dialogue Wheel
The Dialogue Wheel is a patented BioWare interface that presents conversational options in a radial format, empowering players to guide interactions and influence narrative progression dynamically.
How did player choices influence Commander Shepard's morality in the original trilogy?
Answer: By classifying Shepard as either Paragon (good) or Renegade (ruthless).
Player choices in the original trilogy directly influenced Shepard's moral alignment, categorizing them as either Paragon (representing heroic actions and diplomacy) or Renegade (representing ruthless and pragmatic actions), which affected gameplay and narrative outcomes.
The Mass Effect franchise is lauded for its emphasis on what key element in its RPG design?
Answer: Player choice
A hallmark of the Mass Effect franchise's role-playing game design is its profound emphasis on player choice, allowing decisions to significantly shape the narrative, character relationships, and overall outcomes of the story.
Mass Effect: Andromeda continues the story of Commander Shepard in the Milky Way galaxy, focusing on the conflict with the Reapers.
Answer: False
Mass Effect: Andromeda is set in a different galaxy, Andromeda, and features a new protagonist, Pathfinder Ryder. It takes place centuries after the original trilogy and does not involve Commander Shepard or the Reaper conflict.
Mass Effect: Andromeda utilized the same Paragon/Renegade morality system as the original trilogy.
Answer: False
Mass Effect: Andromeda replaced the Paragon/Renegade system with a new conversational structure based on four tones: emotional, logical, casual, and professional, allowing for different approaches to dialogue.
Mass Effect: Andromeda was praised for its animation quality but criticized for its plot.
Answer: False
Mass Effect: Andromeda was notably criticized for its animation quality, particularly facial animations, and technical issues upon release. While its combat and exploration were sometimes praised, the plot and technical execution were generally considered weak points.
Mass Effect: Andromeda received universal acclaim, surpassing the critical reception of the original trilogy.
Answer: False
Mass Effect: Andromeda received mixed reviews, facing significant criticism for technical issues, animation quality, and narrative shortcomings, which contrasted sharply with the near-universal acclaim garnered by the original trilogy.
The 'Scourge' in Mass Effect: Andromeda was a beneficial energy phenomenon that aided colonization efforts.
Answer: False
The 'Scourge' in Mass Effect: Andromeda is a destructive and dangerous energy phenomenon encountered in the Heleus Cluster, which significantly hindered the Andromeda Initiative's terraforming and colonization efforts.
The Andromeda Initiative was a project to establish colonies in the Milky Way galaxy.
Answer: False
The Andromeda Initiative was a large-scale, multi-species endeavor to establish new colonies and find habitable worlds in the Andromeda galaxy, far from the Milky Way.
The Kett were a peaceful, native species in the Andromeda galaxy encountered by the Initiative.
Answer: False
The Kett are depicted as an aggressive, native species in the Andromeda galaxy's Heleus Cluster, known for their assimilation tactics and hostility towards the Andromeda Initiative.
Mass Effect: Andromeda was the first game in the series to feature an open-world environment.
Answer: True
Mass Effect: Andromeda marked a departure for the series by introducing fully open-world environments, allowing for more extensive exploration of planets and regions within the Heleus Cluster, unlike the more segmented level design of the original trilogy.
What system replaced the Paragon/Renegade morality system in Mass Effect: Andromeda?
Answer: A tone-based system (emotional, logical, casual, professional).
Mass Effect: Andromeda introduced a new conversational system that replaced the Paragon/Renegade dichotomy. It utilized four distinct conversational tones: emotional, logical, casual, and professional, allowing players to express different facets of their character's personality.
How was the critical reception of *Mass Effect: Andromeda* generally compared to the original trilogy?
Answer: It received mixed reviews, contrasting with the trilogy's acclaim.
In contrast to the overwhelmingly positive critical reception of the original Mass Effect trilogy, *Mass Effect: Andromeda* garnered mixed reviews, with praise for certain gameplay elements tempered by significant criticism regarding its technical execution and narrative.
What was the Andromeda Initiative?
Answer: A project to establish new colonies in the Andromeda galaxy.
The Andromeda Initiative was a monumental undertaking by the species of the Milky Way galaxy to send ark ships carrying colonists and resources to the Andromeda galaxy, with the objective of establishing new homelands and ensuring long-term survival.
Which native species in the Andromeda galaxy's Heleus Cluster was known for its aggressive assimilation tactics?
Answer: Kett
The Kett are the primary antagonists encountered in the Heleus Cluster of the Andromeda galaxy, characterized by their aggressive expansionist policies and their practice of biologically assimilating other species.
What is the 'Scourge' in the context of Mass Effect: Andromeda?
Answer: A destructive energy phenomenon threatening colonization.
The Scourge is a dangerous and widespread energy phenomenon within the Heleus Cluster of the Andromeda galaxy that poses a significant threat to life and colonization efforts, impacting the Initiative's goals.
Which Mass Effect game was the first to feature an open-world environment?
Answer: Mass Effect: Andromeda
Mass Effect: Andromeda was the first installment in the franchise to adopt a fully open-world design, allowing players extensive freedom to explore planetary environments and navigate vast regions of space.
What was the purpose of the Andromeda Initiative?
Answer: To establish colonies in the Andromeda galaxy.
The Andromeda Initiative was a collaborative project designed to send ark ships carrying colonists and resources to the Andromeda galaxy, with the ultimate goal of establishing new settlements and ensuring the future of multiple species.
Which Mass Effect game introduced the concept of an open-world environment?
Answer: Mass Effect: Andromeda
Mass Effect: Andromeda was the first game in the series to feature a fully open-world structure, allowing for extensive exploration of its environments, a significant departure from the more linear or hub-based designs of the original trilogy.
BioWare developed the main video games in the Mass Effect franchise, with Casey Hudson originating the overarching concept.
Answer: True
The core Mass Effect video game series was developed by BioWare, a studio renowned for its narrative-driven RPGs. Casey Hudson is credited as the creator of the franchise's initial concept.
The Mass Effect franchise has only been adapted into video games and has no other media tie-ins.
Answer: False
The Mass Effect franchise extends beyond video games, encompassing a range of media including novels, comic books, an anime film, and planned television and film adaptations.
The novel *Mass Effect: Revelation* details David Anderson's early career and his failure to become the first human Spectre.
Answer: True
The novel *Mass Effect: Revelation* by Drew Karpyshyn chronicles Lieutenant David Anderson's early career and his experiences leading up to the events of the first game, including his interactions with Saren and his unsuccessful bid to become the first human Spectre.
The novel *Mass Effect: Deception* was praised by fans for its accurate portrayal of established lore.
Answer: False
The novel *Mass Effect: Deception* was met with considerable criticism from the fanbase due to perceived inconsistencies and contradictions with the established lore and characterizations within the Mass Effect universe.
*Mass Effect: Paragon Lost* is an anime film that serves as a sequel to Mass Effect 3.
Answer: False
*Mass Effect: Paragon Lost* is an anime film that serves as a prequel to Mass Effect 3, focusing on the character James Vega during the events of Mass Effect 2.
A live-action Mass Effect movie adaptation was successfully released, following the plot of the first game.
Answer: False
While a live-action Mass Effect movie adaptation was announced and in development, it was ultimately never released and the project was shelved due to various production challenges.
Amazon Prime Video is developing a television series adaptation of the Mass Effect franchise.
Answer: True
Amazon Prime Video is indeed developing a television series based on the Mass Effect franchise, signaling a significant expansion of the series into live-action episodic content.
The Mass Effect universe drew inspiration from franchises like *Star Wars*, *Star Trek*, and *Blade Runner*.
Answer: True
The development team for Mass Effect cited numerous science fiction works as influences, including *Star Wars* for its epic scope, *Star Trek* for its exploration and diplomacy themes, and *Blade Runner* for its dystopian atmosphere and philosophical questions.
The music for the early Mass Effect games adopted a modern, orchestral style inspired by contemporary film scores.
Answer: False
The musical scores for the early Mass Effect games, particularly the first two, were characterized by a distinct vintage synthesizer sound, reminiscent of late 1970s and early 1980s science fiction soundtracks like that of *Blade Runner*, rather than modern orchestral scores.
Mass Effect: Corsair was a planned sequel to Mass Effect 3 for the PlayStation 5.
Answer: False
Mass Effect: Corsair was a cancelled game concept, originally envisioned for the Nintendo DS, that was inspired by titles like *Star Control* and focused on a morally ambiguous protagonist. It was not a sequel to Mass Effect 3 and was not planned for the PlayStation 5.
'N7 Day' is a community-recognized day celebrated on November 7th to honor the Mass Effect franchise.
Answer: True
N7 Day, observed annually on November 7th, has become a significant date for the Mass Effect community and developers alike, serving as a day to celebrate the franchise, often accompanied by developer announcements or community events.
Casey Hudson's initial pitch for Mass Effect aimed to create a science fiction property rivaling the *Star Wars* universe.
Answer: True
Casey Hudson's original vision for Mass Effect, pitched in 2003, was to develop a science fiction intellectual property for BioWare that could achieve a scale and impact comparable to that of the *Star Wars* universe.
Which studio developed the main video games in the Mass Effect franchise?
Answer: BioWare
The primary video games within the Mass Effect franchise were developed by BioWare, a studio recognized for its expertise in creating narrative-rich role-playing games.
What was the primary criticism leveled against the novel *Mass Effect: Deception*?
Answer: It contradicted the established lore and characterizations.
The novel *Mass Effect: Deception* faced significant backlash from fans and critics primarily because it contained numerous inconsistencies and deviations from the established lore and characterizations previously presented in the games.
What is the premise of the anime film *Mass Effect: Paragon Lost*?
Answer: It serves as a prequel to Mass Effect 3, focusing on James Vega.
*Mass Effect: Paragon Lost* is an anime film that acts as a narrative bridge, focusing on the character James Vega and his squad during the events leading up to Mass Effect 3, specifically detailing their mission against the Collectors.
Which company is developing a television series adaptation of the Mass Effect franchise?
Answer: Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video is currently developing a television series adaptation of the Mass Effect franchise, expanding the universe into a new episodic format.
Which science fiction franchises served as major influences for the Mass Effect universe?
Answer: Star Wars, Star Trek, and Blade Runner
The creators of Mass Effect drew significant inspiration from foundational science fiction works such as *Star Wars* for its epic narrative scope, *Star Trek* for its themes of exploration and diplomacy, and *Blade Runner* for its atmospheric world-building and philosophical depth.
What musical style characterized the scores for the first two Mass Effect games?
Answer: Vintage synthesizer scores reminiscent of the late 70s/early 80s.
The musical scores for the initial Mass Effect installments were notably characterized by a distinctive vintage synthesizer sound, evoking the aesthetic of late 1970s and early 1980s science fiction film soundtracks.
What was Casey Hudson's initial goal when pitching the Mass Effect project in 2003?
Answer: To create a sci-fi IP rivaling the scale of Star Wars.
Casey Hudson's initial pitch for Mass Effect in 2003 aimed to establish a new, expansive science fiction intellectual property for BioWare that could rival the cultural and narrative scope of established franchises like *Star Wars*.
Which of the following was NOT cited as a major science fiction influence on the Mass Effect universe?
Answer: Babylon 5
While *Star Wars*, *Star Trek*, and *Firefly* are frequently cited as influences on the Mass Effect universe, *Babylon 5* is not typically listed among the primary science fiction inspirations for the series' development.
Which of the following media adaptations was NOT mentioned as part of the Mass Effect franchise?
Answer: Video game console hardware
While the Mass Effect franchise has expanded into novels, comic books, and has had announced live-action adaptations, it has not been adapted into video game console hardware itself.
Romance options with crew members were absent in the Mass Effect series, avoiding any controversy.
Answer: False
Romance options with crew members were a significant feature in the Mass Effect series and were present across multiple installments. These options, particularly concerning inter-species and same-sex relationships, did generate discussion and some controversy.
The ending of Mass Effect 2, not Mass Effect 3, received significant backlash from players.
Answer: False
The ending of Mass Effect 3 was the installment that received widespread and significant backlash from players, leading to public campaigns and BioWare's subsequent release of an 'extended cut' to address player concerns.
The original Mass Effect trilogy received mixed reviews, with Mass Effect 2 being considered average.
Answer: False
The original Mass Effect trilogy, particularly Mass Effect 2, was met with widespread critical acclaim, earning numerous awards and often being cited as one of the greatest video game series of all time. Reviews were overwhelmingly positive, not mixed.
The first Mass Effect game sold over ten million units worldwide within its first three weeks.
Answer: False
The first Mass Effect game sold over one million units worldwide within its first three weeks of release, a strong performance but significantly less than ten million units.
Mass Effect 3 became the franchise's most commercially successful title upon release.
Answer: True
Mass Effect 3 achieved significant commercial success upon its release, becoming the franchise's most commercially successful title at the time, with substantial sales figures reported in its initial launch period.
The first *Mass Effect* faced controversy due to a cutscene featuring partial nudity and sexual activity.
Answer: True
The initial release of the first Mass Effect game generated controversy due to a cutscene depicting partial nudity and sexual activity, which led to scrutiny and debate regarding its content.
Following controversy, BioWare removed all romantic options from *Mass Effect 2*.
Answer: False
While the controversy surrounding romantic content in the first game may have influenced development, romantic options were not removed from Mass Effect 2; they were retained and expanded upon, albeit with some adjustments to their implementation.
The primary controversy surrounding *Mass Effect 3*'s release involved its gameplay mechanics.
Answer: False
The most significant controversy surrounding Mass Effect 3's release pertained not to its gameplay mechanics, but rather to its narrative conclusion and the perceived shortcomings of its ending.
BioWare responded to the backlash over *Mass Effect 3*'s ending by fundamentally altering the game's narrative choices.
Answer: False
BioWare addressed the player backlash regarding Mass Effect 3's ending by releasing an 'extended cut' update, which provided additional context and cutscenes. However, this update did not fundamentally alter the core narrative choices or outcomes presented in the original endings.
Which installment of the Mass Effect trilogy faced significant player criticism regarding its ending?
Answer: Mass Effect 3
Mass Effect 3's conclusion generated substantial controversy and widespread player dissatisfaction, leading to significant public outcry and BioWare's subsequent release of an extended ending.
What was the primary controversy surrounding the depiction of sexual content in the first Mass Effect game?
Answer: It featured a cutscene with partial nudity and sexual activity.
The controversy surrounding the first Mass Effect game primarily stemmed from a cutscene that included partial nudity and depicted a sexual encounter, leading to public debate and media attention regarding its mature content.
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* is a collection of spin-off titles, not the original trilogy.
Answer: False
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* is a comprehensive remastered collection that includes the single-player campaigns of the original trilogy: *Mass Effect*, *Mass Effect 2*, and *Mass Effect 3*, along with nearly all of their downloadable content.
The first *Mass Effect* game received the most extensive updates in the *Legendary Edition*, akin to a remake.
Answer: True
In the *Mass Effect Legendary Edition*, the first game received the most substantial overhaul, featuring significant graphical enhancements, gameplay improvements, and quality-of-life updates that brought it closer to a remake, while *Mass Effect 2* and *3* were primarily remasters.
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* primarily focused on remastering the spin-off titles like *Andromeda*.
Answer: False
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* is dedicated to remastering the original trilogy (*Mass Effect*, *Mass Effect 2*, and *Mass Effect 3*), not the spin-off title *Mass Effect: Andromeda*.
What was the main goal of the *Mass Effect Legendary Edition*?
Answer: To remaster the original trilogy with enhanced graphics and features.
The primary objective of the *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* was to remaster the original trilogy, enhancing its visual fidelity, technical performance, and overall player experience for modern platforms while preserving the core narrative and gameplay.
How did the remastering process for the *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* differ between the games?
Answer: Mass Effect 1 received the most extensive updates, akin to a remake, while 2 and 3 were primarily remasters.
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* implemented varying levels of enhancement. Mass Effect 1 underwent the most significant overhaul, approaching a remake with substantial graphical and gameplay improvements, whereas Mass Effect 2 and 3 received more traditional remastering focused on visual and technical polish.
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* aimed to achieve which of the following?
Answer: Modernize the player experience of the original trilogy.
The *Mass Effect Legendary Edition* was developed with the primary goal of modernizing the player experience of the original trilogy, enhancing graphics, gameplay, and technical performance to make the acclaimed series accessible and enjoyable on contemporary platforms.