SimpleSeasonsĭespite the bursts of color occasionally seen in Fallout 4, you can’t deny that eventually you’ll get fed up with the dreary yellows and browns of the wasteland. PS4 owners will get the mod tools while Xbox One owners will get a number of bug fixes.After launch, Bethesda will make their assets available for players to obtain to make the game easier to mod, and the modding communities of Fallout games are some of the most creative individuals who can add many more stories, weapons, and NPCs into Bethesda games while also breathing new life into games years after release.Īlmost all of the Fallout 4 mods listed below can also be tacked on to the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the game, thanks to some engineering wizardry. The latest patch for Fallout 4 has rolled out for PC and has been certified for both PS4 and Xbox One. Some rumors spread that external assets would open up a potential security risk for the PS4, and Sony wasn't willing to put their system in the cross-hairs of exploits. Plain and simple, you're getting the better deal with the Xbox One and Fallout 4 just because you at least get to install 2GB worth of mods that do include external assets, so you can drastically alter your game, add in new weapons, new companions, new buildings, new missions, new sounds, new graphics. This compromise puts a severe damper on the modding scene for Sony's system compared to Microsoft's Xbox One. And then it sounded as if Bethesda was throwing in the towel because they couldn't get anywhere with Sony.īut after lots of negotiating and plenty of hill climbing, both Bethesda and Sony managed to come to an agreement: Fallout 4 mods could be allowed on the PS4 but no external assets would be accepted. Originally there was a huge memory limitation on the mods, so much so that it would have made it a far less versatile feature than the Xbox One.
Previously, though, Bethesda had to battle with Sony just to get modding approved.
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