As the title says...

EDIT: As expected, it seems a lot of people will be playing on the PC simply because of increased performance and those that aren't either don't have a competent PC or have most of their friends buying the 360/PS3 version. Wouldn't it be nice if there was cross-platform play?

EDIT 2: I just pre-ordered it for PC on Green Man Gaming for $40.00.

PC, because PC: better graphics, better performance, more customization.

I haven't decided yet. I don't want to spend $40-60 renewing my Gold subscription, but I hate the network disconnects that occur on my PS3 along with the fact that all four of my PS3 friends don't play Borderlands.

@JoeyRavn: I wish all my friends had competent PCs.

I'm probably going to end up buying it for the Xbox and the PC. Xbox so I can play with a couple of friends, PC so I can play it with awesome graphics and my brother.

Probably xbox first then PC when steam sales comes along.

PC.

Also the PC edition is $37.50 with the 16% instant off and 25% off voucher stacking at GreenManGaming until August 10th.

I'm not going to be playing it at launch unless lady luck smiles down upon me, but when I do play it I plan to do so on a halfway decent gaming PC. My laptop can somehow run the first one at lowass settings, but I seriously doubt it will scratch 20 FPS on the second one.

And I'll be playing it all by me lonesome, just like I did the first one. No need to put other bothersome peope in it.

PC

Now that I recall, there were serious frame rate problems with the 360 version of the first game...Can anyone testify to the PC or PS3 versions?

PC for me. It's cheaper than the console versions.

I know Gearbox did the cutesy PC love letter and all, but I'll still wait and see if it works as promised. I'm done binding FOV settings to the F-keys.

@michaelfossbakk said:

Now that I recall, there were serious frame rate problems with the 360 version of the first game...Can anyone testify to the PC or PS3 versions?

The PC version, though a direct port from consoles, was fine for the most part (excluding the terrible menus...), but the shadows could noticeably bring the performance down. But apart from that, it's Unreal Engine 3, so you more or less know what you can expect from it if you've played other UE3 games.

PC. Better graphics and it's much cheaper.

PC, probably play most of it co-op with people from the Gaming hub (since no one I know plays games, bah)

@ervonymous: The love letter specifically says FOV slider

PC. I tend to play video games by myself. Maybe I'll stick my head out of the sand sometime.

PC and ps3 because, well, those are the ones I own. If I had a 360 I'd buy a 3rd copy for that too.

PC because duh. 
 
Reaching 60 FPS and staying there for one thing.

PC.

360, because my girlfriend refuses to use a PS3 controller for anything other than PixelJunk Monsters. :(

@JoeyRavn said:

PC, because PC: better graphics, better performance, more customization.

Pretty much what he said. I already pre-ordered this on Steam and am in the process of going through the first game.

I have to go with the Xbox because that's where my homies are at, otherwise, I would go with the PC version because it's better.

PS3. Free wireless internet connection for online co-op.

@JoeyRavn said:

PC, because PC: better graphics, better performance, more customization.

@supamon said:

Probably xbox first then PC when steam sales comes along.

@Arker101 said:

I have to go with the Xbox because that's where my homies are at, otherwise, I would go with the PC version because it's better.

Im in the same boat. I play mostly on 360 just because of my friends. If they all had decent gaming PCs, I would make that jump without even thinking.

@mosdl: I know, but I won't let 'em get me. I've been had so many times before.

@1DER: Thanks for the heads up. So does that mean I can get Red Orchestra 2 100% off? lol

Xbox, because I have friends who actually play it.

Xbox 360. I'm too broke to get a PS3 or a PC.

@JoeyRavn said:

PC, because PC: better graphics, better performance, more customization.

i already invested a ton of time with the first one on the 360 so ill probably get it for xbox.

None of the platforms.

Borderlands can eat a dick.

EXBAWKS...cuz...I'm a cheevo whore :(

PC, I just hope they keep their promise and don't mess up the port again.

I'm probably going to end up buying it for the Xbox and the PC. Xbox so I can play with a couple of friends, PC so I can play it with awesome graphics and my brother.

360 because I like the controller and my friend will most likely get it for it.

PS3 and only because thats what I have 1 on.

@michaelfossbakk said:

Wouldn't it be nice if there was cross-platform play?

the ultimate dream for all multiplayer games.

ＰＣ　ｂｅｃａｕｓｅ　ｓｅｘｙ．

I'll be playing on the PC where i actually have people to play with and because of better framerate.

PC.

360 - Controller, Friends, collection match with the first.

@DoctorTran

I'm probably going to end up buying it for the Xbox and the PC. Xbox so I can play with a couple of friends, PC so I can play it with awesome graphics and my brother.

Similar, though I'll buy it on PC to play online with my mates, and 360 to play split screen with my wife.

Split screen is still in there, right?

PC, because always be PCing.

Dunno. I don't have a gaming PC, but I don't know if I'll play on PS3 or 360. I played the first one 360, but I don't pay for Xbox Live. I guess it depends on if one of those two versions is better than the other.

@NMC2008 said:

360 - Controller, Friends, collection match with the first.

You can play with a gamepad in all the versions of the game... *shrugs*

360. Only way I can play with my friends.

Probably PS3.  I can get a discount through Amazon though if I get it digitally, so I'm not really sure yet.