"Mass Effect: Andromeda" will be launched with an HDR support for the Xbox One S, PS4, PS4 Pro and PC. The information comes from the Bioware GM Aaryn Flynn.
Flynn took to Twitter to make an impromptu Q & A session, where he offered more details about the upcoming sci-fi RPG. In addition to "Andromeda" getting a high dynamic range support, Flynn also confirmed that the HDR will be supported on a wider range of console platforms.
However, the HDR support can only be enjoyed by a portion of the entire game's player base, according to Game Rant. After all, in order to make use of the entire capabilities of the HDR support, the player needs the right TV, hook up, or Graphics Card for PC users.
Getting it right pays off, as the players who can enjoy the HDR experience will see a more vibrant, realistic "Mass Effect: Andromeda" game once it gets released this March. Thankfully, it will not be long before the HDR support becomes more affordable.
After all, the prices of 4K TV prices will drop in the future, and launch consoles will be replaced in homes by either the Xbox One S or PS4 Pro. With this, the gamers who take the HDR support into consideration when buying games will only increase with the passage of time.
Meanwhile, according to Polygon, while the "Mass Effect: Andromeda" game will expand with more downloadable content in the future, the game will not have any season pass to cover it. It is not an unusual occurrence, as the previous "Mass Effect" games did not have it as well, despite delivering a number of memorable expansions.
The confirmation comes from the same Q & A session with Flynn, where he simply said "Nope" after being asked about whether or not the game will feature a season pass. Regardless, the game will have some DLCs in the future, which will be revealed in the future.
"Mass Effect: Andromeda" will be released on March 21 for the PS4, PC, and Xbox One. Here is a video of the game's trailer.