Classic Mode is available for those who wish to play like the original version of the game.
Legendary Mode Level Scaling - The level cap in Mass Effect 1 is reduced from 60 to 30 with "Legendary Mode", allowing players to hit the level cap without having to use New Game Plus. Favor render quality and frame rate is also available: 
Improved Performance - Depending on the platform and mode of your choosing, the Mass Effect Legendary Edition will have improved performance and resolutions, and HDR is now possible. Photo Mode - You can now access a photo mode across all three games, letting you take gorgeous screenshots and take in all the added detail. New trophies and achievements have been added as well. Unified Trophies and Achievements - Trophies and Achievements are now tracked across all three games through the ME:LE game launcher. Skippable Elevators - Tired of long elevator rides? You can skip them now! There are some interesting conversations during the elevator rides, but if you're tired of hearing about Francis Kitt's Hamlet with elcor cast members for the fifteenth time, this is a welcome addition. Faster Loading Times - Thanks to the Series X|S and PS5's SSDs, load times are now only a few seconds across all areas of the game, from dropping onto an Uncharted world to riding an elevator. Better assets from sequels and DLC have been reverse-implemented across the board, and Mass Effect 1 levels now appear more like they did in the sequels. Graphical Overhaul - While still running in Unreal Engine 3, all three games have been given better textures, models, lighting, rendering and effects. These are most notable and significant ones, many of which are felt most in Mass Effect 1. Some changes aren't quite as drastic as others.
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