Poll: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim what platform will you use?

[LongAndShort]

Xbox 360. Used to be a PC gamer, but I haven't had a PC that can handle my habits for some years now.

 

[joja9401]

PC for the mods ofcourse

 

[th3xile]

PS3. I have the big 3 but 'm hoping it will look prettier on the PS3 and if this game is going to be anything like it's being made out to be it will be my new all time favorite (usurping Oblivion's spot. I liked it a lot more than Morrowind). So I would like to experience it in full force without having to turn down all the graphic sliders to avoid my computer crying blood. I will probably buy it on the PC afterwards for mods though, I did the same with Oblivion> By the time I had Oblivion on the PC (and I'm hoping for the same to happen with Skyrim) the modding community was already well established and I had a wide selection to choose from.

 

[Kungfu_Teddybear]

It depends for me. I have a decent gaming PC It run's Oblivion on max settings with no difficulties and newer games but I have no idea how good the new engine for Skyrim is going to be. If my PC can handle okay then my first choice is PC if not i'll get it for the Xbox.

 

[Erana]

360. I just enjoy Elder Scrolls games more on consoles.

*takes a stopwatch to see how long it will take for someone to not understand the concept of "opinions" or how "fun" is relative and try to argue against them*

 

[omicron1]

PC, for modding and higher settings. And 'cause I don't have any major consoles. But mostly for modding.

 

[HellspawnCandy]

PC! Mods, better graphics, better handling. That is all.

 

[Argtee]

Either Xbox or PS3.

I know that the computer I use won't be able to handle TES: Skyrim.

 

[Bobbovski]

If I decide to buy it I'll definetly buy it for my PC. I'll only buy stuff for my Xbox/Wii if it's exclusive title or if I find a very cheap copy of the game somewhere.

 

[Bad Marmoset]

I have a choice between Xbox 360 and PC, and given that choice I believe there is no choice. PC.

 

[Ghengis John]

I'm on the fence. My PC is nice and there's mods and the ability to move my saves.

But it's power supply and fans squeal like jet engines and are giving me tinnitus. And it's seat is hard as a rock. Both good arguments for some 360, couch front gaming.

 

[Duffeknol]

Elder Scrolls without mods is not Elder Scrolls.

 

[Ghengis John]

360. I just enjoy Elder Scrolls games more on consoles.

*takes a stopwatch to see how long it will take for someone to not understand the concept of "opinions" or how "fun" is relative and try to argue against them*

How dare you blah blah blah blahrgh angry angry garble garble blargh! Frame rates! Fanboy! Fanboy! There's no way! I never! Fun? FUN?!? Rargh! Rah.... Blagh blar Braugh braugh bragh. Ruh.... Sleepy now.... SteeeeeeeaaaammmmmmmmmzzzzzzZZZZzzzzzz.....

 

[BreakfastMan]

I will play it on the X-Box, like I did with Oblivion and Morrowind.

 

[hazabaza1]

PC. Mods, better menu control, general more enjoyable controls for me.

 

[WrongSprite]

360, my PC would struggle, and I want it to look gorgeous.

360. I just enjoy Elder Scrolls games more on consoles.

Seconding this, I preferred Oblivion on 360, and Fallout 3 on PC. Never worked out why.

 

[Glademaster_v1legacy]

Well since it is a Bethesda game and I don't mean to sound elitist by this but they are better on the PC. Oblivion is so much better on PC than my 360 but for me that is due to the massive mod support.

 

[B33J33]

PC (Mods, mods, mods)

 

[CharrHearted]

Like a lot have said, PC, mainly for the mods to allow more hours to be consumed by it. ^_^

 

[Dethpixie]

The correct one.
You may now commence flaming.

In all serious though, I'll be getting it on PC for the mods, it will likely make my rig cry but hopefully I'll be able to upgrade a little between now and its release.