Once complete, the publisher will turn its attention to Fallout 4 and add support for mods as well as native 4K on the PS4 Pro. Worth noting is the fact that gamers won’t be able to upload external assets on the PS4 but will instead be limited to using assets that come with the game. Specifically, users will be able to modify and create their own content by using the aforementioned creation kit. What’s more, both will be coming to the PlayStation 4 Pro which means Skyrim will be rendered in native 4K.īethesda says mods will come to Skyrim first.
It wasn’t until September that Bethesda relayed a message from Sony saying they wouldn’t approve user mods as Bethesda had intended.įortunately, the two sides were able to work things out.Īs Bethesda explained in a recent blog post, mod support is headed to Skyrim Special Edition and Fallout 4 after all. June, July and August came and went with nary a peep on the matter. In May, the Creation Kit arrived on Xbox One with Bethesda promising to bring the feature to the PlayStation 4 a month later. If you recall, Bethesda introduced user-created mod support for Fallout 4 on the PC back in April, roughly six months after the game’s launch. Bethesda last month waved the white flag with regard to its mission to bring Skyrim and Fallout 4 mod support to the PlayStation 4.
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