The Witcher 2 is already higher quality than most AAA RPGs and made $5.5 million in profit, more gamers appreciating their work would be nice tho, but not worth delaying their future games by 6 months per platform so I would hope they fix that if they are planning on releasing on more platforms.

True, but most probably, if the rumour is true, it could also be a sign that the evolution, refinement, optimisation of PS3 dev tools made the task easier than in the past. And as they actually want to develop for more platforms in the future, there are two other possibilities than diverting the main dev team from new games development: they could hire an external team or they could hire new programmers into their company with the prospect of making good use of them also for future projects. Anyway, more platforms could actually mean a longer development time, but once the games go multiplat, unless the PC version is released immediately as soon as it's ready instead of simultaneously with ports, even one additional platform would mean a delay. What's for sure, given their record, they'll possibly sacrifice time, but not quality.

And yes, I know, it's easy for me to talk, having a huge backlog (and having also to be strong, resist the temptation and play Gothic 2 and 3 before The Witcher 1 Platinum Edition I just bought, to avoid possible disappointment from the others if I play the best first) I can wait, while I guess that you and all the others that already played TW1 and TW2 too can't really wait!   

Now where did that lie come from?

"Sony revealed today that it plans to heavily invest in independent developers - to the tune of $20 million USD. The company is no stranger to helping indie developers create wonderful games. In the past it has offered support for Flow, Everyday Shooter, and Flower. The company said today that over the next three years it plans to pour $20 million into the indie developer scene."

http://gamepolitics.com/2011/07/13/sony-plans-20-million-investment-indies

Well maybe not the VERY max, from what I have read, there are some stupid settings that even the very best graphics cards can't really handle

I don't really see the point if it is true. It doesn't seem to be cost effective. A PC game which is ported to the Xbox 360 and now ported over to PS3. How old will this game be by then? It took about a year after the PC release for the Xbox 360 release. I just don't see it selling enought to justify the cost involved in porting it over.

However, it will be good for people who only have the PS3. Hopefully, if it does happening, it will sell enough to produce a nice profit.

Costs for PS3 port could be lower now than if they did it earlier for two reasons, PS3 dev kits and tools should be more optimised as time goes by, and having ported it to XB360 they must already had rewritten the parts of code that imply large memory allocation to fit in consoles smaller memory. OTOH, if they'll develop customiized libraries to make better use of SPEs, this could instead increase costs, while if they'l use standard libraries included with the kits, there shouldn't be significant additional costs on this front. Anyway nimbler studios like CD Projekt don't need huge sales to repay even consoles exclusives, let alone ports, look at all those niche japanese games that are profitable with just a few hundreds thousand copies sold. They must resist the temptation of bloating, but they definitely can afford hiring a few more devs if this will let them significantly widen ther user base.
BTW they announced the Enhanced Edition for PC, that will be launched simultaneously with the XB360 version (I guess the latter will include every patch and enhancement of the former except PC specific ones and DRM removal), this will create a nice synergy, as PC version will indirectly benefit from the advertising of the other, and both will benefit from increased overall shelf space and visibility.
A later PS3 port won't obviously be as big, but given the fame this game is earning, it shouldn't do too poorly.

Keep in mind that they said that they would handle all the future ports in house, after the disaster that was rise of the white wolf.

id love this to come to ps3

Ohh I didnt know lol. Sorry about that. 

I take it you mean sarcasm, which is hard to get when its written...