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PS4 Fallout mods release on hold as Nuka World beta begins

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With the PlayStation community eagerly anticipating the launch of PS4 Fallout mods, Bethesda’s Peter Hines has been inundated with requests to provide answers on when PS4 owners will be able to build their own content within the Fallout 4 world. Sadly, we still don’t know.

Speaking on Twitter last week, Hines said the there is still no new information or an update of Fallout 4 mods on PS4, yet Xbox One gamers received the patch on May 31.

 It was initially believed that mods for the PS4 version of Fallout 4 would arrive near the end of June, and last week some outlets were reporting that the update would arrive in the next couple of weeks.

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When PS4 Fallout mods do eventually land, the limit for mod space on PS4 will be 900MB as opposed to 2GB on Xbox One, and fans will be able to create Fallout 4 mods and download ones that the community has already created.

While fans of the franchise wait, many are looking forward to the arrival of Fallout: Nuka World, which is said to be the last piece of DLC for Fallout 4. Nuka World is expected to launch on August 30. Codes for the beta phase have already been sent out.

New content includes: new quests, new creatures, a shooting gallery mini-game, new building materials, and the ability to change settlements into Raider HQs.

Nuka World is the sixth expansion for Fallout 4 following the release of: Automatron, Wasteland Workshop, Far Harbor, Contraptions Workshop and Vault-Tec Workshop. All content, including Nuka World can be bought separately or as part of the Fallout 4 Season pass.

Gamespot recently gave us a sneak peek at the Fallout: Nuka World game world map, which is set in a post-apocalypic amusement park.

The first Fallout: Nuka World gameplay trailer was also released.

 

Meanwhile, Bethesda has trademarked the title, Fallout: New Orleans, fuelling rumors that the studio is working on brand new title in the popular series.