The overall UI font size has been decreased to look better on 1080 and 4K displays.

Legendary Edition also allows you to select modes to favour the resolution quality or the frame rate.

4K resolutions and higher frame rates are now possible, allowing consoles to play the game at 60fps for the first time.

The UI navigation experience has been improved.

The multiplayer mode of Mass Effect 3 has been removed, rendering the Legendary Edition a single player-only experience.

The original cut of the ending is unavailable.

As a result of the above, the Extended Cut is now the default ending for Mass Effect 3.

The exception is the Recon Hood and Cerberus Ajax Armor, which are available from the start. In the case of any weapon and armour DLC, they have been integrated into the game more naturally: you can now buy them from Merchants as you progress through the game.

This includes the Mass Effect: Genesis 2 comic, which now triggers when starting Mass Effect 3 without importing a Mass Effect 2 save.

All of Mass Effect 3's DLC content has been included.

Sound effects for weapons have been enhanced, and the audio mix overall has been improved.

As confirmed by Mac Walters on Twitter, a Photo Mode has been added, allowing you to pause the game, move the camera and apply various filters and effects to take screenshots.

Loading times have been significantly reduced.

In all areas, the logos have been updated to the 'Andromeda' style, with a flat look and the modern font for 'Effect'.

You can return to this launcher from each game's main menu.

All three games are accessed via a single launcher, however they are still considered separate games.

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