From the various DLC offerings to the myriad universe novels that have popped up in the last several years, people seemingly can't get enough of this space-faring world BioWare created. When Mass Effect debuted back in late 2007, it's safe to say that, for as hotly anticipated a game as it was, few could have foreseen the fervent fandom that cropped up around the franchise.

Whatever the fate of Shepard and crew turns out to be, the end result almost pales in comparison to the journey that's gotten them there. Dim the lights and cue up that one Boyz II Men song, because it's going to be a bittersweet goodbye. The story of Commander Shepard's role in the war against the Reapers will conclude, and the Shepard fans have spent hundreds of hours building into the Paragon or Renegade or something in-between that you yourself willed him or her to become will perhaps ride off into the void of space, never to be heard from again. While Mass Effect will undoubtedly live on in some form or another, the primary trilogy players have immersed themselves in is on the verge of conclusion. At least, as far as we've come to know it. And then it would vary depending on the boss fight what we would try to do, a lot of times it's around just making sure the player has enough cover and then tuning things accordingly.In less than a month, BioWare's wildly popular Mass Effect sci-fi role-playing series will come to an end. I believe in that one specifically you had to backtrack quite a ways if you lost that fight, and now if you lose it first time, you just start over with the fight you don't have to go through all the scenes. 'And also, just on the frustration side of it, adding in discrete autosaves at certain points as well.

Not so much that the fight isn't still a hard fight - it should be a hard fight - but just so that you couldn't be knocked completely on your back right away. 'A lot of people were very frustrated due to a number of things: there's the lack of cover in that fight so you're constantly getting flanked her ability to almost immobilize you almost right off the bat,' he said. As an example, Walters pointed to the fight against Asari Matriarch Benezia in Mass Effect 1. Walters also confirmed to IGN that Mass Effect: Legendary Edition would not only include content added to the original games later via DLC, but would also include a few small, brand new tweaks to gameplay - specifically to certain boss fights that were unnecessarily frustrating for players.

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