I have a 360 and pretty good PC it can play games like  KOTOR 2, and all the CIV IV's but it couldn't play World in Conflict. I'm not paying to upgrade my PC, so I guess my question is will I miss anything by buying it on the 360 as opposed to the PC, but if I buy it on the PC then I run the risk of it not working, and then having to return it.

You will be missing a mouse on the360. Kind of obvious answer here.

Pirate a copy for PC (no, you will not support EA's DRM by giving them money), see if it runs, wait what the 360 reviews say about the controls, then get that.

If it's an RTS game, and you're not buying it on the PC, you're doing it wrong ;-)

I'd much rather play on the lowest possible setting on PC then play it on a console

"Pirate a copy for PC (no, you will not support EA's DRM by giving them money), see if it runs, wait what the 360 reviews say about the controls, then get that.

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Oh wait, it's Red Alert 3.

Do what Meowayne said.

lol...

Im buying it on the 360. I think i'm one of the few people in the world who prefers the controller to a mouse and keyboard.  So yeah, I can't wait to get it for the 360!!!

"If it's an RTS game, and you're not buying it on the PC, you're doing it wrong ;-)"

I'd get it on the PC since its an RTS game and its universally known RTS games tend to be a lot better on the PC than on any other platform. Better visuals, better performance, better control scheme and the addition of mods when they get released makes it a wiser choice to purchase the PC version, DRM or not.

playing this kind of game, would be nicely  played with a mouse and a keyboard compared to a controller

Im getting it on pc C&C is one of the great pc series

PC....no question about it.

"I have a 360 and pretty good PC it can play games like  KOTOR 2, and all the CIV IV's but it couldn't play World in Conflict. I'm not paying to upgrade my PC, so I guess my question is will I miss anything by buying it on the 360 as opposed to the PC, but if I buy it on the PC then I run the risk of it not working, and then having to return it."

"I have a 360 and pretty good PC it can play games like  KOTOR 2, and all the CIV IV's but it couldn't play World in Conflict. I'm not paying to upgrade my PC, so I guess my question is will I miss anything by buying it on the 360 as opposed to the PC, but if I buy it on the PC then I run the risk of it not working, and then having to return it."

"I have a 360 and pretty good PC it can play games like  KOTOR 2, and all the CIV IV's but it couldn't play World in Conflict. I'm not paying to upgrade my PC, so I guess my question is will I miss anything by buying it on the 360 as opposed to the PC, but if I buy it on the PC then I run the risk of it not working, and then having to return it."

You have a good chance of running it. I am able to run it on a five year old PC with an x300 se.

I run it with 40+ fps, or at least it looks that way - pretty smooth. Looks pretty nice too...

Xbox 360 no questions asked

its not out on xbox360 yet so who knows how it will control.

hell why not wait for the ps3 version ??

"Xbox 360 no questions asked"

There will most likely be a PC demo of this game. Get that to see if your PC will run it. If it does get the PC version. If it doesn't, get the 360 version. Simple.

Hey, can anyone open the link http://www.play-asia.com/SOap-23-83-d74h-71-7s-77-4-49-en-15-red+alert+3-84-j-70-335y.html

see how much  it says.

And also tell me ur region