Owlslayer said:
Really a shame you can't have it on your PC, I'm fairly certain that the PC version allowed you to zoom out more and see more of the battlefield. But i can't remember hearing of any differences between the PS3 and Xbox 360 ones, so i guess you could just blind pick. Either way, you're getting an awesome game !
The game is a lot less difficult on a console. I got DA:O on PS3 at first because my video card had fried shortly before it came out. Then got it again on PC after I replaced it.
Restarting the game on PC, I was stunned as to why I was getting totally wrecked very early on in the game (As early as Lothering). I played both PC/PS3 version on Normal, made the exact same character, used the exact same party members, but I was totally sucking at it. Until I remembered the game stressing the importance of combat pausing to issue orders for the entire party (Something I really didn't do all that often on the normal difficulty on PS3) And even then, by using all my combat orders to their full potential, I would still barely survive a lot of fights.
Although I'm sure you can bump the difficulty up on console to match the PC version, the console version was a lot more forgiving and easier to get in to.
My experience with the PS3 version were okay. The game "felt" like it needed to be played on PC the entire time (Although that might be my own comfort playing on PC talking) it was still very playable the entire time. I never got to experience turning the difficulties up or down either, but the Normal difficulty is definitely a lot easier on you than it was on PC.
As for the comparisons between PS3 and 360. I hear the PS3 version offers better textures, color, and facial animations. Framerate drops were occasional but not very noticeable, and not horribly annoying (I guess I'm used to Bioware RPG's having horrible framerates ever since experiencing KOTOR on xbox.) Not sure about the framerates on 360.
I guess you can't really go wrong with choosing the game on either system.