I'm really enjoying DR2 so far, I've put a dozen hours in or so -- enough to play the first bit a few times and go on a survivor-only run through to the D ending and end up at level 37 or so.
 
I have a great gaming computer, and I had a hard time deciding between getting the game on PC or my 360.  In the end I decided that I would go with the 360 because I had played the first on on the 360 (obviously), I had played Case Zero, and I might play co-op with it eventually.  I also held GFWL against the PC version, because I didn't really want to have to mess with that, or get those dubious PC achievements on my record (merely personal preference).
 
I was, however just listening to the Bombcast while taking care of the dishes, and hearing them talk about the game running at 1920x1080 at a solid 60fps with snap-fast load times.
 
I really wish they had made a PC demo.  I didn't know if this was going to be a 'good' PC port, or if it was going to be one of those 'no better than the console' ports.
 
Oh well, money spent and time invested, no point in going back now.  Maybe if they put DR2 on sale during one of their crazy Steam sales....
 
So, if you're reading this and trying to decide between PC and console, go with the PC if you have an up to date box.

I'm really enjoying DR2 so far, I've put a dozen hours in or so -- enough to play the first bit a few times and go on a survivor-only run through to the D ending and end up at level 37 or so.
 
I have a great gaming computer, and I had a hard time deciding between getting the game on PC or my 360.  In the end I decided that I would go with the 360 because I had played the first on on the 360 (obviously), I had played Case Zero, and I might play co-op with it eventually.  I also held GFWL against the PC version, because I didn't really want to have to mess with that, or get those dubious PC achievements on my record (merely personal preference).
 
I was, however just listening to the Bombcast while taking care of the dishes, and hearing them talk about the game running at 1920x1080 at a solid 60fps with snap-fast load times.
 
I really wish they had made a PC demo.  I didn't know if this was going to be a 'good' PC port, or if it was going to be one of those 'no better than the console' ports.
 
Oh well, money spent and time invested, no point in going back now.  Maybe if they put DR2 on sale during one of their crazy Steam sales....
 
So, if you're reading this and trying to decide between PC and console, go with the PC if you have an up to date box.

The PC version is $20 cheaper too....... If you have a nice rig always go PC, especially if it's a good port, because they PC version will almost always be better. 

I don't play games on PC unless I have no other option.  To me, being able to sit on the couch and play on a big screen with minimal fuss is worth much more than improvements in graphics or whatever.   I'm old and value convenience.

" I don't play games on PC unless I have no other option.  To me, being able to sit on the couch and play on a big screen with minimal fuss is worth much more than improvements in graphics or whatever.   I'm old and value convenience. "

" @Dork_Metamorphosis: I use my hdtv as my pc monitor, problem solved. If you can't get over pc controls just use a xbox360 controller.   To the op, thanks for the info, I was sort of on the fence whether I will run it well or not. I guess it shouldn't be a problem. "

@HitmanAgent47 said:

" @Dork_Metamorphosis: I use my hdtv as my pc monitor, problem solved. If you can't get over pc controls just use a xbox360 controller.   To the op, thanks for the info, I was sort of on the fence whether I will run it well or not. I guess it shouldn't be a problem. "

Well, that works. Too bad I'm a poor student :( "

I lean back from my 24" but my keyboard/mouse is at a further distance then yours.

" @HitmanAgent47:   How big is that TV?  I've been meaning to get a bigger one for the living room and I guess I would have a spare ... "

The PC version just got patched. Anyone know what it's for? I need my patch notes!

This thread made me look at my monitor and TV. And weep.

I've been quite surprised, outside of a few black sheep (Resident Evil 4 and Lost Planet) most Capcom published PC ports have been exceptional in performance. Me thinks someone over there realizes that as long as they make their graphics engines efficient, then can rake in a few extra sales from the PC dudes, plus they are damned cheap compared to the console versions. 

i got it for the ps3. i didn't know if it was going to be good or not either. i can always buy it some other time.

I'm really enjoying it still on the 360, and I think I'll probably go for the S-rank, but if it drops low on a Steam sale I will pick it up.  
 
Always make a demo for a PC game - there are so many variables from user to user that a demo really helps consume confidence.

" Lost Planet "

" @Driadon said:

" Lost Planet "

..was exceptional on PC, as was the Colonies edition.  What are you talking about? "

" @SeriouslyNow said:

" @Driadon said:

" Lost Planet "

..was exceptional on PC, as was the Colonies edition.  What are you talking about? "

Performance was borked for me, read some forums and it sounded like it was the same across the board. "

" I don't play games on PC unless I have no other option.  To me, being able to sit on the couch and play on a big screen with minimal fuss is worth much more than improvements in graphics or whatever.   I'm old and value convenience. "