So yeah, I'm gonna be getting a new gaming PC pretty soon, and I realized that I've got two platforms primed for playing this game.

Some things to consider: my tv is 32-inch LCD with beautfiul color. My desktop monitor is 19-inch LCD, with beautiful color and is also 16:10, 1440x900.

Suggestions, GO!

PC.

PC, looks better and mods add more replayability.

You know you can plug a PC into a television, right?

PC so hard.

PC as long as they support the mod community.

PC

PC for the sole reason of custom content and other mods. The graphical upgrade and variety of input methods are just the icing on the cake.

edit: Just get a long HDMI cable and a wireless 360 receiver for your PC and play the game on your big screen.

@MrKlorox said:

PC for the sole reason of custom content and other mods. The graphical upgrade and variety of input methods are just the icing on the cake.

edit: Just get a long HDMI cable and a wireless 360 receiver for your PC and play the game on your big screen.

Already have one half of that equation, just need a longer HDMI.

@MrKlorox said:

PC for the sole reason of custom content and other mods. The graphical upgrade and variety of input methods are just the icing on the cake.

edit: Just get a long HDMI cable and a wireless 360 receiver for your PC and play the game on your big screen.

Already have one half of that equation, just need a longer HDMI.

PC: mods

PC. Hook up your 32" TV to your computer. Done.

I don't have total confidence in my computer, and I don't want to have to buy it twice like I did with Black Ops. but if you are 100% confident in it, no question PC.

It depends, what are your PC's specs? 

Get it for both.

Well assuming that the modding community continues to make stuff as awesome as this, I would say that you should really go with the PC version.

Why do people even ask this, if you have a PC that can run it the obvious answer is PC.

PC, but just play it on your 19" monitor. The effective size is bigger because you're closer, and the monitor is actually probably higher resolution than the TV.

Anyone with a machine that can run Skyrim should buy it on PC. This isn't even an option.

You don't tell us anything about your actual PC specs so we can't really give you a straight answer.   And whether your willing to upgrade or not if it by chance looks like it won't run the game well.   Just get the xbox version if your PC is like 5 years old or something.

PC....Toggle Walk key is the best

@Marz said:

You don't tell us anything about your actual PC specs so we can't really give you a straight answer. And whether your willing to upgrade or not if it by chance looks like it won't run the game well. Just get the xbox version if your PC is like 5 years old or something.

Yes he did in his first sentence:

@GreggD said:

So yeah, I'm gonna be getting a new gaming PC pretty soon

Im getting it for 360 because my PC isn't worth gaming on but if you have a rig that can run it better than the 360 then its a no brainer get the PC version. When I upgrade my PC ill be getting it for it then mostly for the mods.

Well assuming that the modding community continues to make stuff as awesome as this, I would say that you should really go with the PC version.

get it for the PC. mods are great with the game.

PC. Mods. Don't need to say more.

@benjaebe said:

PC.

@Aronman789 said:

PC, looks better and mods add more replayability.

@Badhands said:

Why do people even ask this, if you have a PC that can run it the obvious answer is PC.

@FreakAche said:

Well assuming that the modding community continues to make stuff as awesome as this, I would say that you should really go with the PC version.

@Subject2Change said:

PC. Hook up your 32" TV to your computer. Done.

@crusader8463 said:

PC because already said they will support the mod community.

360.

PC for mods, Bethesda's really good about allowing mods (look at the FO3 achievement thing lol) and awesome stuff always gets released.

PC and then hook it up to your TV if you must

PC, all day err'y'day.

Personal Computer.

If you can run it on PC, PC.

I'm guessing you didn't play Oblivion for 360...

Do you really need to ask?

@Marz said:

@MrKlorox: and what are the specs? for all we know he can be getting a new pc with old parts.

Who does that and is also a gamer? And by "old parts" they'd have to be pretty old to not meet this generation of console's (which this game is built upon) minimum specs. Preeatty, Prreeeaaatty, Prrreeeeaaaaattttyy, Pretty old.

If my 400$ pc i built to host a few servers for games like minecraft can run things with better specs then Xbox then yes, anything that is within the last 3 years can run it fine.. PC.. if you dont get it for pc then your a fool. And I bet you don't want to be a fool now do you? Because everyone knows

@Badhands said:

Why do people even ask this, if you have a PC that can run it the obvious answer is PC.

Hook up your PC to your TV, get a 360 controller and you'll get the best of both worlds.

@GreggD said:

@MrKlorox said:

PC for the sole reason of custom content and other mods. The graphical upgrade and variety of input methods are just the icing on the cake.

edit: Just get a long HDMI cable and a wireless 360 receiver for your PC and play the game on your big screen.

Already have one half of that equation, just need a longer HDMI.

Here's a good place to start http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10240  Just make sure to get a videocard that has an HDMI out, which most new ones should nowadays. Beware though, HDMI cables have a lot of wires in them to risk going bad. My long 50 foot HDMI cable (that I bought from a different website) has a weird vsync issue and has constant page tearing. But it's not so noticeable as long as I force vsync on all programs on the PC, which keeps it from showing two tears at a time. But I just think I got a shitty cable. 

@DEMONOLOGY_24 said:

I'm gonna agree with everyone else and say PC you don't look like an achievement whoar from first glance. Also shoud have made a poll

I contemplated making it a poll, but I didn't expect so many answers to come flooding in. And I'm a bit of an achievement whore, so don't let my looks(?) fool you.

@TheGreatGuero said:

I'm guessing you didn't play Oblivion for 360...

Actually, I did. That's why I was torn on the subject. Really want those achievements on my Gamercard.

Get it for both.

PC, modding all the way. 

@Spoonman671 said:

Get it for both.

this mentality applied to a 300 hour game doesn't make sense

@Ahmad_Metallic said:

@Spoonman671 said:

Get it for both.

this mentality applied to a 300 hour game doesn't make sense

I own both versions of the last two ES games, actually. Bought both on Xbox first, and somehow ended up with the PC versions of each later on. I may in fact actually get it for both, considering PC has mods, and 360 has achievements.

You know you can plug a PC into a television, right?

I think this is an easy one if your rig can max out Skyrim then you get it for PC, if it can't and it's going to be the same as 360 in looks I'd still get it for PC, and if your rig can barely run it then again it's an easy one you get it for 360. I mean really this is quite simple why are people making it more complicated.

I'm getting it for 360, but you should get it for PC.