I've never checked this, but I absolutely expect that each (or at least many) of these versions has (have) its (their) own progress/cloud saves, achievements etc.
Sometimes you can also have the base game and deluxe editions separately, it's a complete joke. Who thought it would be a good idea to expose multiple versions of a game in the client? For example, you can have multiple versions of a game from: normal Origin games (purchases or key-activated), Origin games claimed by account linking with Amazon Prime etc, EA Play (even if expired), Steam (shows Steam logo), Epic (shows Epic logo) and maybe there's even more. I realize this one is "special" because it relies on the account linking with Amazon (and therefore could probably be removed by unlinking) instead of being activated via key like the first one, but that's not really a good argument for exposing it twice (or even more) in the library. Maybe they share progress, maybe they don't - who knows? So yeah, it really does add the ME:LE a second time and it does show up in your library as its own entry, with no way to tell which one is which (except of course if you already played the first one, marked it as favorite previously or compare the "added to library" dates in game properties). I already have Mass Effect: Legendary Edition on Origin from the first time it was on Prime Gaming the Humble Choice March 2022, but I claimed it again this time because I know what a mess Origin is and I just had to see what it would do. I'm grateful (I really am!) for all the free stuff (I know, technically it's not free), but I have to mention this: Submit a new deal Submit a question/PSA Reddit New Deals Popular Deals Meta
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