Fallout is a series of post-apocalyptic role-playing video games. It was created by Interplay Entertainment. (Photo : Twitter/Fallout)
"Fallout 4" is set to release PS4 mod support according to Bethesda. The update came together with the official Creation Kit beta release on PC, where all of the new mods are said to be built.
PS4 users will reportedly receive the new mod options in June. However, it is still unclear if its players will receive the new game packs as well. The new set of game packs are to be ported via the PS4 console also.
Bethesda's senior brand manager, Paris Nourmohammadi said via Bethsoft, "You build it on the PC, you upload it to Bethesda.net and you can share it with all your friends on Xbox and PlayStation." Bethesda has also pledged that the brand new "Fallout 4" 1.5 update will arrive without the mod support this week. The consoles, on the other hand, will be updated with the game's latest patch, which will deliver support for "Fallout 4: Far Harbor" DLC and the Survival Mode revamped.
Meanwhile, BioWare is also setting its focus on "Mass Effect Andromeda" characters in the current week. "Mass Effect: Andromeda" previously showed its early version in a short video, giving a quick look of a possible new game feature. This new game treat may be used in in-game attacks.
The "Mass Effect: Andromeda's" 50-second video was shared by user Taker34 on NeoGAF wherein an interesting glimpse about its reported early game build version was highlighted. According to the user, the particular clip was from a certain developer's website who is now working on the "Mass Effect: Andromeda."
In the "Mass Effect: Andromeda's" clip, some special effects and gameplay moves were shown which may or may not be included in the game's final version. It also gave some game sequences with rain, fog, meteor impacts, flame bursts and explosions, including a brief gameplay scene where the human player character points a gun at a Krogan.
"Mass Effect: Andromeda" may be released in March 2017, as Officer Blake Jorgensen stated that the release date has been moved back to next year's first quarter, or the company's fourth quarter, IGN reported.
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