PS3 Collector's Edition, then a retail PC version at some point.

I'm getting it for my calculator.

Super Nintendo.

Just a question:
Why did you make all the names of the games in a caps?

But to the point, PC for graphics, controls, less bugs, and console commands.

If we had this kind of technology back then, we would be playing Skyrim in virtual reality by now.

I pre ordered it for the 360, so I can do a Skyrim marathon with my buddies. I will end up getting it for the PC when it's cheaper, and has some fun mods.

I disagree. Ps3 oblivion was the best game I've ever played. I don't need mods to be able to enjoy a good game.

I had my pc built by a friend a few years ago, but I'm not sure if it's powerful enough to run Skyrim at full settings which is what I'd want. It was powerful enough to run Oblivion at full settings if I remember correctly (although my bro jacked one of my graphics cards since then), but I don't even remember what the components are in my computer let alone how good they are. I'd like to get it on PC though I think, but I might just get it for PS3. Haven't decided. Depends on if I can get my computer situation worked out for a reasonable price... if that's what's needed. My friend who helped me build it isn't in to games like Skyrim and probably doesn't even know what it is, so I'm not sure if he would be a good judge as to what to buy for it or if it's already good to go, but we'll see I guess.

PS3 and PC retail

I certainly know nothing about your finances, but I built the computer I used for Vegas for $300 ( reused the display, the keyboard and the hard-drive). I intend to wait to see how Skyrim works before upgrading anything this time around. It isn't terribly expensive to build a computer for games if one watches new egg for sale prices. There are lots of instructions online on how to put things together. As an experiment, I gave the parts, motherboard, hard-drive, ram,and video card to a friend who was quite good and putting things together, but who had never put a computer together before. It took him a little longer than it would have taken me, but he had it working in less than a day. It isn't hard and it is cheap.

I'm surprised the vote is so even between console and pc. Usually, there are a disproportionately large number of pc users on the forums.

PC (manufactured retail/physical copy)

Nothing against the PS3 or 360, I just don't have either.

This.

Ps3 its what I own, can't justify buying a 360 for the few exclusives that look interesting, and I've tried pc gaming it and I don't get along.

To PC from Steam. If my computer explodes before november, i still have a PS3 as a backup plan :hehe: