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[Update] You Can Now Sign Up To Beta Test Fallout 4 Mods On Xbox One
Update: Bethesda has announced that sign-ups are open for Xbox One Fallout 4 players interested in testing mod support. The site is getting hammered heavily right now (you're shocked, we know), but here's the info straight from Bethesda:
Our next Beta will be testing #Fallout4 Mods on #Xbox. If you're interested, sign up on https://t.co/XrknGQK7OL https://t.co/3MTrvnmOyp
— BethesdaGameStudios (@BethesdaStudios) May 10, 2016
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Now that PC Fallout 4 players have access to mods and the big Far Harbor DLC has a launch date, Bethesda wants console players to know that a promise will soon be fulfilled. No specific dates have been announced, but player shouldn’t have too long to wait for mods.
According to a note on Twitter, Bethesda says that it is shifting gears to focus on Xbox One mods. Console support will kick off on Microsoft’s console after Far Harbor’s launch on May 19th. Given previous promises of Xbox One mod beta launching in May, that narrows it down to a comfortable 11-day period (assuming things are still on track). PS4 mod support should arrive in June.
We’ve hit 1 million Mod downloads already on PC! Console coming soon, closed Beta for #Xbox Mods after #FarHarbor https://t.co/Mvp2BID8Pn
— BethesdaGameStudios (@BethesdaStudios) May 9, 2016
Additionally, as Bethesda mentions, Fallout 4 PC mod support is off to a fast start after launching on April 28. You can check out the PC mod interface and more information on Far Harbor to get caught up. And if you still aren’t sure about Fallout 4, check out our review from November.
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