i got it for pc, simply because it's better on pc.

Actually, the only Dragon Quest games SquareEnix ever tried to market at all outside of Japan was Dragon Quest VIII and Dragon Quest Joker, which sold moderately well.  After that, all they ever did was release the following titles (Swords, Slime, IV DS, V DS) with absolutely no marketing or even a press release and as a result, what little dent the first two games made in marketing completely fell through.  In other words, SquareEnix put out the Dragon Quest fleece for America, and then pulled it back saying 'wait nevermind, we don't care how it sells'.  Those following four titles of course, sold horribly.

Also, none of the SNES Dragon Quest games ever released in America.  And the one PSX DQ game we got sold horribly because, like the rest, it got no advertising and limited support.

Overall, what he originally said is true.  However Sony fans don't love JRPGs as a whole.  They love specific JRPGs.  Such as Final Fantasy, Persona, Disgaea or Tales.  But even then, some of them only like some of those titles.  You probably are going to be hard-pressed to find someone who likes all four of those titles, let alone someone who likes ALL JRPGs.  On the same token, despite what people say to make WRPGs sound superior to JRPGs, people don't like ALL WRPGs.  They like certain ones.  Some people like Fallout but don't like Dragon Age or Mass Effect.  etc.

PC version for me.

I do honestly think that a lot of PS3 owners (probably 360 owners too) have an idea that exclusives are automatically better than multiplats, so with another big exclusive RPG coming out at the same time, DA wasn't going to do well. Especially since they are both core-centric games that more active gamers (non-causals) are into, increasing the exclusivity bias exponentially.

Because i don't know if i will like it.

I don't know about the 360 version but when I was checking the DLC for Dragon Age on PSN the $15 one said that some copies of the game contained a voucher for the download.

I think is the one with the golem or whatever.

I feel like playing DA:O right now, but unfortunately my daughter has taken over the TV with her Carebears.

I hope it is the code I have. I want the platinum, and I'm not buying any DLC

You need to buy DLC to get the platinum?

That is some real bullshit right there. DLC should come with seperate trophies and/or gamerscore.

This game's DLC is even more invasive than I thought. Now I am even more glad that I have it as a Gamefly rental.

For those saying that PS3 fans prefer JRPGS.

I would refer them to the 1st and 3rd best selling RPGs on the PS3.

Fallout 3 and Oblivion.

It's clearly not "Sony fans like JRPGS more."

You don't need DLC for the platinum....

Basically DA:O ships with 2 DLC included ( the Golem and the Blood dragon armor), you won't get those with a rental or used game and will have to purchase them if you want to play them (but they are not required for the plat).

And yes, DA:Origins rocks and I don't get why more PS3 owners didn't purchase it ( I plated both Demon's Souls and DA:Origins and still prefer Dragon Age by far).