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So to elaborate, better visual quality, mods and much more means your going to get more hours out of the PC (Can't say that for sure but in terms of replayability). I for one don't use a rig that can even play Oblivion on PC so its Xbox 360 for me and frankly it does not matter because I've managed to get out a load out of just the pure vanilla, by that I mean about 2,500 hours. It does remain to be said however that PC does have that potential to deliver really wacky mods (Just look at some for Oblivion that were made) so if your happy with the bog standard I'd say just ignore forking out on PC thats going to cost you an arm or a leg. But....PC, it will look better.
PC is obviously better,graphics and experience wise.( experience wise,could differ from person to person regarding PC gaming )Yes there is lots more you can do with it. But if the OP is new to PC gaming he/she needs to know the up's and down's of it.
And can be daunting when your new to it. If he/she has help and advice regarding PC gaming ,he/she will be fine,but it's not all a bed of roses.There are many factors to consider here,not just graphics or mods. Even factors like comfort,the space in your room,will i need a new desk etc,all sorts to consider. As for mods and options...great,when they work,not all mods work well with each other,some cause more hassle or conflict with each other. Like i've stated: If you have patience,and a little know-how,and support,PC gaming can be very rewarding indeed,but that does not mean you can hide the downsides to it,especially to someone new to it....it's unfair and wrong in my opinion. Then if he/she decides to get a PC,you then need guidance in what your buying too.There is alot more to it than graphics and mods alone. And as i also suggested,don't just go of whats heard on this forum,look into it properly. Because as per-usual,idiotic,or biased posts seem to take over from the more sensible one's.....and thats a shame.