Neither.

Pc = win

" These games are so much better on the PC.  But I play my games on the couch, in front of my TV. "

Both most likely.
 
PC version to fuck around with and toy around with mods.
360 version to S-Rank and play serious with.

i will wait to decide that until i actually see someone of the game besides the name and am able to find out which one the controls are more geared towards

Both.

A little part of me wants to buy it for consoles, but with a good pc, I find PC-gaming superior. I also have a gamepad for those games where a mouse and keyboard just doesnt work. (Racing games, super meat boy, etc.)

If my PC can run it then that.... if not well Im still gonna buy it off steam and then upgrade

I pre-ordered Skyrim for the PC. I will most likely rent it for my 360 though just to get the achievements.

Without the console version, I can't get achievements...
 
On the PC, I can't get mods, pay for a cheap price tag, better graphics, HD resolution, and better controls...
 
Hmmm...

Once I get a new laptop, i'll buy it for PC.. but as such, I gotta stick with console for now..  but, tbh really doesn't bother me, as i want a pure playthrough the first run anyway, and by the time I buy it for PC it should only cost $20-30 or so. Morrowind and Oblivion wern't too bad of an experience for me on xbox/ps3.

Console 

" @skrutop said:

" These games are so much better on the PC.  But I play my games on the couch, in front of my TV. "

They're not mutually exclusive. "

People who don't know much of anything about PC games like to get a spotlight shined on them sometimes by suggesting PC games don't use controllers and can't be played on big ass TVs. Its always very cute but then they get angry and start trolling. No need to press their buttons.

" @MrKlorox said:

" @skrutop said:

" These games are so much better on the PC.  But I play my games on the couch, in front of my TV. "

They're not mutually exclusive. "

Correct! This argument people use to justify their console preference is invalid. I can understand the argument for price of hardware (console vs PC) as well as the simple menus of consoles (get in and start gaming) and even boot times of consoles vs PCs (unless you have SSD) along with not fumbling with a mouse to get to steam and start the game (which was never a big deal anyway from my experience). PCs in fact can hook up to HDTVs via DVI to HDMI cables. Even audio goes through those cables if you use an SPDIF cable from your sound card to your graphics card. With a wireless 360 controller and receiver for PC, the experience on a high end gaming rig is better compared to playing the same game on console due to the higher resolution and increased graphical settings.  "

I don't understand the whole "It was designed for consoles" thing.  Plug in a controller if its that big of a deal.  Also, better graphics, mods, better load times, mods, and oh yeah, MODS.

" @defaulttag said:

" @MrKlorox said:

" @skrutop said:

" These games are so much better on the PC.  But I play my games on the couch, in front of my TV. "

They're not mutually exclusive. "

Correct! This argument people use to justify their console preference is invalid. I can understand the argument for price of hardware (console vs PC) as well as the simple menus of consoles (get in and start gaming) and even boot times of consoles vs PCs (unless you have SSD) along with not fumbling with a mouse to get to steam and start the game (which was never a big deal anyway from my experience). PCs in fact can hook up to HDTVs via DVI to HDMI cables. Even audio goes through those cables if you use an SPDIF cable from your sound card to your graphics card. With a wireless 360 controller and receiver for PC, the experience on a high end gaming rig is better compared to playing the same game on console due to the higher resolution and increased graphical settings.  "

Ok, so what you're suggesting is that I unhook my PC, pull all of my cables, which are zip tied and run just how I like them so they're not flopping all over the place, and buying a SPDIF cable, then lugging it downstairs and hooking it up to my TV, making my living room look like crap.  Then I get to tell my wife that she can't use the PC if I want to watch TV (or I have to carry it back upstairs).  Then you want me to go buy a wireless receiver and play it with a 360 controller anyway?   "

" @SeriouslyNow:   Yup, ok.  I don't want to be inconvenienced, so I'll use my console.  But apparently that's the wrong answer, so I'm wrong.  "

Mods and mods and mods also mods. When i get a buggy-ass game i like to be able to fix it. I also prefer the PC for a bunch of other reasons, but that's the main one.

" PC because of the better graphics, lower price and mods. "

Console, mostly because I don't have a gaming PC, but also because I don't need mods to enjoy games.

I'm going to build a PC just for this game. I NEED MODS.

If I had a PC I would buy it for PC but since I don't I'll be buying it for my 360. The only reason I would want the PC version is for mods though. Don't care about any of the other stuff. I think Bethesda games play fine on consoles.

Well seeing as how there are a lot of PC gamers on GB I am not surprised.Though I am not rich myself and will just buy the console version as it is waaay less cheaper.

" @Gargantuan: Lower price.........what? It is the exact opposite. "

" Console, mostly because I don't have a gaming PC, but also because I don't need mods to enjoy games. "

I played Oblivion without mods on PC, and then I tried the mods and they didn't really make the game any better/enjoyable for me, so this time around I'm picking up a TES game for console, because I like sitting on my couch more than I like sitting at a desk.

Vanilla Oblivion was awesome in itself, but mods can definitely take that game and expand it even further and make the replay value even higher. Morrowind & Oblivion have one of the biggest mod communities out there, really excited to see what they can do with Skyrim. Im not putting vanilla Skyrim down or anything like that, i know that Bethesda will deliver yet another great Elder Scrolls game for all to enjoy regardless of mods.

Console. While the PC mods will undoubtedly be awesome, I'm a terrible PC gamer. 

I hope they have a decent user interface this time. Not the copied one from the console version.

I'm not going to waste my money on the console port. The version of Morrowind / Oblivion / Fallout 3 / New Vegas on console is complete and absolute shit in comparison to the PC version.

Changed my choice to PC. Since i will be getting a new rig for this and Battlefield 3 among other games. So PC my old friend, its nice to see you again! :)

" I hope they have a decent user interface this time. Not the copied one from the console version. "

Even if the interface is the same on both platforms, modders will fix it in the first week so I'm not too worried by that. 

PC, the superior version

Console, unfortunately. I don't think my laptop can run it.

PC. Obviously. Better graphics, higher resolution, mods, etc.

PS3, my PC (Mac actually) won't be able to run it, I'm sure. And that's what I bought my console in the 1st place.

I like crazy stupid mods so PC.