These features are to be included with Skyrim: Special Edition when it arrives on October 28, with Fallout 4 to follow once "work is complete on Skyrim." However, it seems as if the Japanese tech corporation has finally given Bethesda the tools necessary in order to make the feature happen on its current generation system, as the company behind Fallout 4and Skyrim has now announced that both of the games will eventually get mod support on PS4.Īccording to an official blog post from Bethesda, not only will Skyrim: Special Edition and Fallout 4 be able to have mods on the PS4, but also developers plan on supporting the new PlayStation 4 Pro with both titles, rendering the releases in native 4K. The support does, however, come with limitations: unlike mods running on the PC version of the games, which are free to build and bundle custom assets, PS4-based mods will be limited to reusing base assets already included with the game.Despite several delays, developer and publisher Bethesda officially announces both Skyrim: Special Edition and Fallout 4 on PlayStation 4 are to have mods.Ībout a month ago, Bethesda stated that there would be no PS4 mods for its post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 4 or its medieval fantasy epic Skyrim: Special Edition until Sony allowed for the studio "to offer proper mod support" for the console. The Skyrim Special Edition re-release will be the first to get mod support, with Fallout 4 to follow. The new power of the PlayStation 4 Pro has allowed us to make Skyrim render in native 4k, and it looks better than ever.' Skyrim will have these features when it launches on October 28. ' Additionally, we’ll also be supporting the new PlayStation 4 Pro with both titles. ' We’re excited to announce that mod support is coming to PlayStation 4 for both Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4,' said Bethesda in a recent blog post. The issue, the company claimed, was with Sony, which was unwilling to let user-written code run on its console platform. When Bethesda announced it would be bringing support for user-contributed mods to Skyrim and Fallout 4 on consoles, it was met with cheers these, however, turned to boos when the Xbox One received mod support but the PlayStation 4 was left out in the cold.
Mods, which change or expand the base experience and are usually written by fans simply for the love of the game, have long been a PC gaming exclusive. Bethesda has emerged victorious from its battle with Sony over allowing user-submitted game mods on the company's PlayStation 4 platform, confirming that support will be heading to Skyrim and Fallout 4 on the platform.
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