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Graphics are the same.
Also if you're going to play the second game - it's only on consoles, so it's better to have both games in one place.
The Xbox 360 version has coop, where as the PC version does not. This is the main difference. Outside of that, the PC version could be considered superior, but it has some more bugs on PC. These are, however, easy to fix. So, with the added benefits of mouse and keyboard controls and more consistent framerates, I'd suppose the PC version would be better, even if lacking the coop mode from the Xbox release.
So, for anyone wondering the same thing, this is your answer. If you want the coop, though, you'd be best waiting for someone to mod it in one day.
Console pros: You can have both CI & C2.
Cons: Both have bugs. It’s an old game. All games have bugs. Not really even a con.
Personal verdict: PC.
If you also have a console then just play the second one when you’re done.
Buy it on console if you have the choice. For one very important reason. This was a game designed to be played with a controller. And when porting it to PC from console they chose not to implement controller support. Why? Reasons. None of them good.