Which Console will you get the game for?

With all the stuff they are adding I don't see them releasing "on schedule". It was tentative though and I don't mind the extra wait for an awesome game. Also what they showed us gameplay-wise pretty much amounts to a tech demo and it was stressed that alpha footage would be a loooong ways off from now let alone a playable beta.

yes

A delay is plausible and actually very likely. Now they have a lot more things to do than they imagined, considering all stretch goals, and that release date probably was set with just the core game for PC/PS4/X1 in mind.

With all that, Q4 2017 sounds realistic enough. Wii U/PS Vita versions are a mystery though.

I'm surprised by the number of PC Gamers. I thought most people that buy games that are tied to nostalgia, stay on console platforms and never make the jump to PC because they don't associate PC with games or are collectors.

I got the PC GOG Disc version for personal reasons listed below. No intention to start a flame war, so if you read it, imagine a guy at a bar that's laid back and casual with a smile on his face or you could just skip if you're not curious.

PC: Because in my cynical age, I grew bitter of the ethics of Consoles. I'm concerned about it only working on a monopolized stack spec that only plays games that play nice with it's DRM by having a secret application level key. PC has some monopolized specs in it's stack (and "Secureboot") like Windows though wine exists and there's x86, but that can eventually be emulated like Macs emulated PowerPC with Rosetta when they went to Intel and it was mostly flawless, you just needed more overhead. So, that's why I chose PC, I get more freedom as long as the game is DRM free or at least the DRM is easily cracked of which segways to my next reason.

GOG: I know a lot of you guys like to collect, that's fine, but I value archiving more than collecting because if it's easily copied, it's easy preserve. I rather have the blueprints on how to make something be freely available than to own a first edition thing because people can make derivative works. (Like American McGee's Alice) While DRM-Free copies aren't blueprints per se, in games, the real bluprints are the source code and asset files, it's still a step in the right direction and I have no problem in paying for game assets that runs on an engine without the source code though DRM-free and especially open source engines put a smile on my face. (though you can't really do that with unreal engine games)

Disc: Because I really wanted the Swordwhip. I know, I'm the cancer of gaming, paying to get pre-ownership exclusive rewards like the people pre-ordering Mankind Divided of which I might get the collectors edition at the 11th hour because I'm a horrible person and I admit it. (laughs, but cries inside) The minimal price for the Swordwhip in the digital version was $60 of which is the same price to get the Disc that also includes the Swordwhip, so I was like "Eff it" and picked that up. I usually pick digital because it's cheaper and I usually only get physical if it's of deep personal significance. In that case, I usually other swag to go with it like strategy guides and artbooks.

I'm currently signed up for PS4 physical, Wii U digital. I'm pondering snagging an Xbox One copy, since those look like they'll be more rare, haha. Given my love for Symphony of the Night, though, I feel like PS4 will be the best choice for me.

I'll double dip: PC and Vita versions for me.

Physical for Wii U, plus digital on PC.

Wii U physical for the dual screen and taking notes on the map.

If the Wii U gets cancelled, then I will go with Mac for the online play with more players.

Upgraded mine to the highest slacker tier just now. I hope the map is HUGE.

Both for PC, digital for Steam, and the physical for GoG. Was thinking getting it on PS4 or Vita, but I do neither own a TV nor those systems, figure I will always have at least a PC.. so.. yeaaah.

Having a small HYPE feel here atm.