PC CE

No multiple choice?

I have the pc version from Steam and an XBox CE version - still safely wrapped up.

Xbox 360 Collector's Edition.

And I'm very happy with my purchase.

All us cool kids are on the PS3. B)

...right? :unsure:

Protip: Collector's Editions are hardly rare or worth collecting

There are some instances of limited copies, but most of the time, labeling something as limited or collectors just means it comes with a bunch of extra stuff and costs $10-$20 more.

This.

PC CE.

-mods
-better controls for me (keyboard + mouse)
-can still use a controller if I really wanted to
-better graphics and performance
-$10 cheaper than console
-can back up saves and tweak performance, much less limited than depending on official fixes for console games
-plus I enjoy making my own mods or customizing the game to how I like it (such as lowering companion weapon damage early on, or tweaking companion AI so they're less annoying and actually do what I tell them to).

I always take PC over anything, when it's an option.

*Whispered information* - not when you are a moderator and get swag from the company. :mohawk:

PC collector's edition and collector's edition guide

lol consoles, I mean have PS3, Wii and Xbox 360, but for games like this their unplayable at best on consoles.

Once a PC gamer always a PC gamer.

you don't like Steam? Why? it's the best thing to happen to PC gaming since Unreal and Quake, and that was ages ago.

What's so bad about a service that renders physical media obsolete, lets you chat with friends both in and out of game, lets you browse the friggin' internet ingame, and all that other cool stuff?

Not so. I was a pc gamer until a while ago, broke down and got an XBox. I played Oblivion and a couple of other games on it and was quite converted.

OK; I am playing FNV on pc at the moment but only because I had to wait for the XBox version and as I am far enough into the game not to want to start over I will finish the first playthrough on pc. Then I will lovingly unwrap my XBox version and put it in the drive.

PC CE of course!

PC gamers more likely to interact in forums, especially since there's discussion of mods?

Based on personal experience, my friends who game on the Xbox 360 don't generally go on gaming forums. My PC friends do, though.

EDIT; Guy above me beat me to it, lol.

PC ~CE... happy as could be. :fallout:

Even tho few people vote, this still shows that more people are playing it on the PC. Which shows why most people are not having the problems like New Vegas on the 360.

Xbox360 Collectors Edition :fallout:

I Game on PC and console.

Well, this shows that more people who post on these forums are playing it on PC.

And PC definitely has its share of problems.

Agree with ya HeyRevolver.

My friends who own PCs are also more likely to post in online forums compared to my friends who own consoles.

PC! The mod scene has been awesome so far, great graphics mods, gameplay fixes, and armors.

I would have buoght collectors but it didnt have a boble head to go with the crads and chips.

I bought the PC version for myself and the PS3 version for my friend.

Shame it's not a multi-option poll so I could vote for both. :shrug: I guess I'll say PC for the poll.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs041.snc4/34415_135179913201449_100001283234989_236570_683022_n.jpg :celebrate:

As this person and the one right before him/her both pretty much asked the same thing:

1) I'm not much of a PC gamer. I'm an IT guy who's on the computer 99% of the day anyway. I multitask like a fiend, and I like keeping it to mIRC, CMUD, 2-3 different IM programs, web-browsing, email and more. I only generally get games on PC if they don't come out for the 360.

2) As I already listed, I like the far-larger TV screen that's right next to my computer. So I get an amazing view for the game, and i can turn my head and browse/etc anything I care to for the game anyway without hiding the screen/window

3) Steam is annoying. It was annoying to install JUST to install Civ V. It's annoying to have to have it come up for everything. It's EXTREMELY aggravating, when once a week it does some steam-update and STEAM LOCKS UP. I find it idiotic that if I tell it to start up OFFLINE and NOT UPDATE. It still does. I find it annoying to get those idiotic ads every time I have to restart steam because steam f's itself up. Oh, and by the way, while I may not have a custom-built gaming-beast of a computer, it can more than easily run Civ V maxed-out for graphics with DivX 10/11. So steam crashing out on me is hardly due to my computer. And just to get some stats out of the way. Vista 64, quad-core AMD Phenom II.

4) I actually like physical media. I like putting a disk in, and having it install quickly and easily, or just run right from the disk. Putting in the disk, having it take nearly an hour to install all the steam-bases crap, BEFORE it goes to the WEB to download the game even though I have the disk in the drive is just moronic.

5) DLC: 360 has DLC also. It also updates automatically.. GASP.. Just like Steam.. OH NO.. Steam isn't unique. whoop-de-f'ing-do.

While no, not all of those reasons are distinctly anti-Steam, it does cover the problems I've had with it and the aggravation I've had with it. Steam is hardly the be-all-end-all of gaming. It's an added step or more to things I want to do. I have no interest in it, I don't want it. and I dislike being 'forced' to use something to be able to enjoy something I might like.

There are only 2 things IMO that PC gaming has on console gaming

1) Mods. YES.. you can f' around a lot more with pc-code than with console. Perhaps eventually if I see enough that I like for mods, I'll go buy the PC version. Right now I don't plan on it. There's plenty of other things coming out to put my money towards. Also, I rarely bother with mods. while some can be amazing, it's usually like a needle in a haystack to get through the horrible ones.

2) KB+Mouse vs controller: Yes, overall you can technically do more with a KB+Mouse. considering I tend to type closer to 100wpm, I know full-well just how much more can be done with a keyboard. Most games really don't need it. FPS, perhaps, but most fps bores me. the Fallout series, is thankfully, NOT an FPS. YES it uses that viewpoint and it CAN be done that way (which I was initially VERY suspicious of with FO3.). But Fallout is an RPG game. That's why I like it, that's why I'm addicted to it. And it's a pleasure having a real RPG on consoles, like Fallout, Mass Effect, Elder Scrolls (Oblivion, Morrowind, etc). .. (and no, to me, Final Fantasy isn't an RPG). As i stated before, I'm generally on a computer kb+mouse through probably 90% of my waking hours. I like taking a break and using a controller. It doesn't hurt the game in the least.