So I am basing this on roughly about 180ish hours through all of ME 1, ME 2 and most of ME 3. I played both ME 1 and ME 2 at release with the exception of some DLC. ME 1 is still pretty good, it is an early Bioware game so not everything has aged super great but still a solid game overall. ME 2 is a masterpiece and this time around I got to place some DLC I never played in the original release time(Overlord, Kasumi and the Arrival). I have to say Kasumi is a pretty fun squadmate overall and the arrival DLC is pretty fun, not a lot of solo Shepard content out there. ME 3 is probably the 2nd best game in the trilogy. Though I haven't finished it there are some note worthy bugs, namely with enemies bugging out after biotic attacks on them, they just kinda lay on the ground until hit again. The DLC in ME 3 is by far the best of all of the trilogy, I've played the Omega and Shore Leave DLC and they are more fleshed out they any other prior Bioware DLC, including Dragon Age.

So I am basing this on roughly about 180ish hours through all of ME 1, ME 2 and most of ME 3. I played both ME 1 and ME 2 at release with the exception of some DLC. ME 1 is still pretty good, it is an early Bioware game so not everything has aged super great but still a solid game overall. ME 2 is a masterpiece and this time around I got to place some DLC I never played in the original release time(Overlord, Kasumi and the Arrival). I have to say Kasumi is a pretty fun squadmate overall and the arrival DLC is pretty fun, not a lot of solo Shepard content out there. ME 3 is probably the 2nd best game in the trilogy. Though I haven't finished it there are some note worthy bugs, namely with enemies bugging out after biotic attacks on them, they just kinda lay on the ground until hit again. The DLC in ME 3 is by far the best of all of the trilogy, I've played the Omega and Shore Leave DLC and they are more fleshed out they any other prior Bioware DLC, including Dragon Age.