It seems to me that Dragon Age: Origins could be a very different experience on PC than to it's console counter part, do you think we are likely to see a review of each? Or even just a seperate score for each?

Absolutely, two completely separate reviews. Should probably get Dave to review the PC version.

No, just state the differences.

I think it would be best to have both mentioned in the same review, so that they could compared and contrasted to each other as need be, rather than two separate reviews that don't address distinctions. Maybe like a collaborative review with Dave and one of the other guys (probably Vinny since he was doing the QL).
 
My guess is either Dave or Vinny would get lead on the review and basically write their review of the game and then just get input from the other when it comes to control and maybe graphics in the other version.

Depends how big the differences are. If not that huge, the reviewer can always just state the differences in one review. If they are massive, then possibly another review-however, we gotta remember that the GB crew are in fact human, not some kind of diety that can pull up reviews in ultimate extreme speed.

I don't think it would need one - if anything's going to make or break this game it's the story and gameplay, both of which won't differ significantly from platform to platform. 
I'm sure any graphical/control/interface weaknesses/strengths/differences between the versions will be mentioned in the review, but it probably wouldn't affect the score enough to warrant a separate review.

Two different scores seems reasonable, much like Famitsu did with 360/PS3 Bayonetta, but two totally different reviews seems redundant.  The two quick looks sufficed in terms of UI/control differences, and that's what seems to be the biggest difference/opportunity to grade them differently.

Yes.
Should have one review from someone who plays PC games a lot, console games rarely.
Another review from someone who plays pretty much just console games.
 
I think the majority of PC gamers have already made their minds up about this game. Console gamers however will probably be relying on reviews and hearsay before they make their decision.
 
Basically they're two very different demographics that require reviews and reviewers from the relevant background.

From everything I've read the story and basic gameplay are exactly the same in both console and PC versions of the game. The only difference is the user interface. So, I'm thinking that one review with a mention of the key UI/Control differences would suffice.

Nope

" No, just state the differences. "

yes, or just a section in the review

Only if there is a huge difference.  For example Risen is getting decent marks on the PCs while its apparently a broken mess on the 360.

" Only if there is a huge difference.  For example Risen is getting decent marks on the PCs while its apparently a broken mess on the 360. "

I'm pretty sure Dave's doing the PC review, I have a feeling that if time permits, Vinny will put out a console review. But the game's a huge timesink he might not have the time for, that's why they had Dave working so early on it.

I thought it was only the controls and a little bit of a graphical difference between the 2.

" I thought it was only the controls and a little bit of a graphical difference between the 2. "

" @Ineedaname said:

" I thought it was only the controls and a little bit of a graphical difference between the 2. "

Yeah, I was more worried about how the full PC experience would feel to play on a console, or if it was a good port or not. "

Unless each is drastically different I think one review should do. Just mention the differences.

Dont think the score will be different from the two versions since going by the QLs the only difference is controlls and the console version seemed to work well enough not to be something that drags the score down.

No. That would take time away from games that don't look shitty.

" Dont think the score will be different from the two versions since going by the QLs the only difference is controlls and the console version seemed to work well enough not to be something that drags the score down. "

"You should not incorporate the possibility of mods in a review, thats like saying there will be good dlc in a few months... "

Definitely, the differences certainly look significant enough to warrant a separate review for each platform.