Mass Effect: Legendary Edition, the remastered has been postponed to 2021?

According to what has emerged in the past few hours, a new report would suggest that the remastered of Mass Effect Trilogy has been postponed to 2021. The new postponement was supposed to allow the development team to refine some parts of the first Mass Effect. Furthermore, several rumors suggest that the remaster, which should be called "Mass Effect: Legendary Edition“, It should not contain within it the multiplayer mode present in the third chapter of the famous action RPG of BioWare.

According to information previously reported on VentureBeat, the trilogy was originally supposed to be released in October. The main cause of the postponement would not be solely due to the reorganization of the work due to the Covid-19 (which has significantly slowed the production process), but the fact that the original game would not have the same quality offered by the other two titles. Second Jeff Grubb, there would be different problems not only from a graphic point of view, but also in refining certain game mechanics. We report below what is stated:

This is a problem for both graphics and gameplay. The people working on the game understand the different issues encountered and want fans of the franchise to do it well.

Despite the Legendary Edition does not include Mass Effect 3's multiplayer mode, the latter will contain within it all the DLCs available for the three games of the trilogy. Waiting to find out more details on the remastered dedicated to the famous franchise BioWare, perhaps with some official communication from the Canadian software house, we remind you that at the moment the Mass Effect: Legendary Edition it should only be released in 2021, and according to recent statements by Grubb, this will not be available on Nintendo Switch.