Mass Effect Legendary Edition will be bringing its shinier, snazzier blast of space nostalgia (which you can preserve via a new Photo Mode) to Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on 14th May.

As you'd expect, PC players also get a variety of settings to tweak at will, meaning they can find their own preferred balance between graphics and performance. Last but not least is PC which, hardware allowing, can squeeze out up to 240fps and supports refresh rates of up to 240Hz. The more powerful the hardware the more consistently you will experience the specified target framerate and resolution.' PS5 maxes out at up to 60fps at 1440p when the latter option is selected, while Xbox Series X can deliver up to 120fps at 1440p.Īnd if you're wondering about that 'up to' caveat, BioWare has this to say: 'Consistency of target framerate and resolution is dependent on platform. PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X/Xbox Series S, meanwhile, can muster up to 30fps at 4K UHD in Quality mode and up to 60fps at 1440p in Framerate mode.Īs for PS5 and Xbox Series X, both get up to 60fps at 4K UHD in Quality mode but Microsoft's console has the edge in Framerate mode. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will, for example, run at up to 30fps at 1080p in Quality mode, but can reach up to 60fps at 1080p in Framerate mode.

Install Flawless Widescreen and load the Mass Effect plugin, enable all settings, increasing/decreasing the FOV adjustment if you wish. 16:9 Support Configuration: For 2560x1440 (16:9): Select 2560x1440 in the game's video or display settings. Look in the in game graphic menu, if you click at 'resolution' right next to the last resolution displayed should be a double arrow pointing down. Exactly what these mean in practice, however, differs from platform to platform. This procedure should work with any resolution needing to use FWS.

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