In a recent announcement, Bethesda revealed that Fallout 4 would receive a Next-Gen version for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC in 2023. However, the company has now pushed back the update and plans to release it in 2024 instead. Bethesda expressed gratitude to the patient fans who have been eagerly waiting for the Next-Gen version of Fallout 4, but they need a little more time before players can return to the captivating Commonwealth in 2024.
According to Bethesda’s original information, this update will include significant graphical enhancements in 4K, a performance mode to boost frame rates, and the addition of fresh content from the Creation Club. Fallout 4, which was initially released in 2015 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, has sold an impressive 12 million units worldwide since its launch.
TLDR: Bethesda has delayed the release of the Next-Gen update for Fallout 4 to 2024, apologizing for the delay and thanking fans for their patience. The update will include improved graphics, a performance mode, and new content from the Creation Club. Fallout 4 has been a commercial success, selling 12 million copies globally since its 2015 release.
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