
Originally Posted by
brand
Arguing this is probably a slippery slope, but I can't imagine anyone buying a computer and then never using it for anything but the game in question. Computers by definition are multi-tasking tools. The same goes for PS3. Even if you never play another game on it, you probably are still going to use its blu-ray features.
This is also another slippery slope, but you don't need a future-proof next-gen rig to play this game. If you are willing to make your own system, you can find parts for minimum requirements under $250 for a cpu, mobo, and graphics, even cheaper if you buy used. If you have to find a prefab system, it gets harder. Commercial sellers tend to bump the cpu quality several times before the graphics when increasing price.
This gets too subjective to argue, but either way, you make a choice within your means. Nothing else takes from your experience but how you make it. If you choose to (have to) wait for PS3, it sucks, but it's not the end of the world. SE aren't doing it to stick it to the console users (I'm just guessing), so take a breath and just hope for more favorable news in the coming months.