The PlayStation 4 version of Fallout 4 finally received mod support through the latest update, which has been released a few hours ago in all regions, but it seems like Bethesda is not yet done with adding new features to this specific version of the game.
A few hours ago, the Bethesda Official Twitter profile confirmed that the next Fallout 4 update will introduce PlayStation 4 Pro support to their popular role-playing game. More details have yet to be shared, so we don't know what kind of enhancements Fallout 4 will receive when played on the recently released new Sony console.
PS4 Players can expect #PS4Pro support in our next title update for #Fallout4 pic.twitter.com/hC6m5k4awC
— Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) November 17, 2016
As mentioned above, the PlayStation 4 version of Fallout 4 has received the 1.8 update a few hours ago, introducing mod support as well as a variety of tweaks and fixes.
NEW FEATURES
Support for Mods on PS4
FIXES
General optimizations and performance improvements
Fixed an issue in which some sound effects would not persist after reloading in an area
Resolved an occasional crash when exiting to the Main Menu, and trying to start a New Game
Fixed an issues with spaces in Mods search queries
Cannot rate “WIP” Work in Progress Mods, and Mods can now only be rated after they have been downloaded
Doubled the amount of browse-able tiles in the Mods menu
Fixed a rare crash that would occur when a Mod had an unexpected data structure
Fixed an issue in which Library and/or Favorite Mods categories would not display correctly in specific situations
Fixed an issue in which some Mods images would not load when scrolling quickly
A Sentry Bot firing dual Gatling Lasers will no longer cause the audio to cut out
Fallout 4 is now available in all regions on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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