360 for me. My PC can hardly run CS:S on max settings:( My PS3 is used for mainly exclusives. All multiplatform games are for my 360 mainly because of XBL.
For me PS3 and PC.My PC is currently running Crysis on high settings.I am pretty sure that it will do the same with FAr Cry 2 on a better frame rate as its optimized.But PS3 is going to give me an experience which my PC cant as i love controllers and the map editor would be far more easier on the consoles.
Up until i saw the map editor for this game, i was pretty sure that i was going to get CoD WaW instead of this game, but not anymore. The map editor has completely sold me! 360 version for me.
I can see the arguments for getting the PC version but personally.
1. My PC is very good but not good enough to run it at max without savage lag.
2. I want to play it in my home theatre, on my LCD so i can fully appreciate the graphics I get.
I'll be getting the PS3 version over the 360 version solely because i'm currently in England for the next few months and 360 games are region locked whereas PS3 games aren't.
For me PS3 and PC.My PC is currently running Crysis on high settings.I am pretty sure that it will do the same with FAr Cry 2 on a better frame rate as its optimized.But PS3 is going to give me an experience which my PC cant as i love controllers and the map editor would be far more easier on the consoles.lesner87
That was a joke right? have fun moving all the pieces with a controller.
[QUOTE="imprezawrx500"]pc, I don't like shooters with gamepads and it will look and run better on my pcmo0ksi
i play crysis with a 360 pad...more fun than keyboard and mouse.
No it's not. Especially since how the controls are designed on the 360. It's terrible.I vastly prefer gamepads, but I'm with mo0ksi on this one. Crysis' gamepad controls are a trainwreck, and I can't see any option to turn them into something acceptable. It's a shame, as I'd really prefer to play it with a gamepad.
As for FC2, I'm getting it for 360. It'd look better on my PC, but I just prefer consoles.
I own a PC that can run Far Cry 2 on very high/max settings, and I've already preordered the Special/Limited Edition. So the obvious answer, is the PC version.
Honestly i was a strict mouse and keyboard FPS player.But controllers are fun to play with.lesner87
I don't understand your statement. It is a universal truth that KB/M is a superior input solution to a gamepad on a PC. Maybe you don't like the setup because it requires more skill to dominate? Anyway, PC for me.
Man this was a tough decision. Get it for my PC which ill be able to run it maxed out or get it for my 360 and play it on medium??? I just cant decide.
Man this was a tough decision. Get it for my PC which ill be able to run it maxed out or get it for my 360 and play it on medium??? I just cant decide.Killfox
LOL same here but Crysis map editor was **** hard.I would actually want a smooth,calm and easy gameplay over a thing i cant make full use of.That is why i am getting it for my PS3 aswell.And my PC would also "max" it out but i am not a graphics whore :).I am quite sure that my PS3 would deliver me a fantastic quality some what near to high on pc.
[QUOTE="lesner87"]Honestly i was a strict mouse and keyboard FPS player.But controllers are fun to play with.luamhtrad
I don't understand your statement. It is a universal truth that KB/M is a superior input solution to a gamepad on a PC. Maybe you don't like the setup because it requires more skill to dominate? Anyway, PC for me.
Its not a universal truth just a matter of opinion.And theres nothing about skill a person can play CS for 4 months and you know what he can do after that.I have been playing pc since long but i personally prefer controller over mouse and keyboard.BTW controllers require more time to get used to.So in a way they require more skill.
Even if I can't solve this random crashing problem of mine I'll be getting it for PC and tough through the constant crashing every 30 minutes. PC's ****ing suck ass. But Far Cry 2 will be so much better on PC. And cheaper.
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