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Coinciding with the release of the Fallout series on Prime Video—which I’ve thoroughly enjoyed so far—Bethesda Game Studios has announced that Fallout 4 is getting free updates. On consoles, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S will finally get native applications with Performance mode and Quality mode settings, along with stability improvements and fixes. Bethesda says the update will deliver up to 60 FPS and increased resolutions on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles. Players on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will also receive a free update with stability improvements and fixes for login and quest issues.
PC players will receive widescreen and ultra-widescreen support, along with fixes to Creation Kit and a variety of quest updates. Owners of Fallout 4 on Steam, Microsoft Store, and GOG will receive stability, mod, and bug fixes. Additionally, Japanese and Chinese language players on PC will finally have their Bethesda.net login issues fixed, enabling them to access mods. Fallout 4 will also be Steam Deck verified and available to purchase on the Epic Games Store.
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