There is a good reason for PlayStation 4 and Microsoft gamers to be delighted since Bethesda has announced updates on Fallout 4 visuals for release next week. Added support for Play Station 4 and a high-resolution Texture Pack for PC's will be released along with the visuals upgrades.  

According to Techtimes, Bethesda also included in the announcement the latest updates on The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim Special Edition for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft computers. No details were released but they will likely be published in a separate pronouncement.

Specifics for update 1.9 for the PlayStation 4 Fallout 4 version have been given. The update will be adding many features to Sony's power console including further improvements in graphics and lighting effects in the game.  

Bethesda also announced that with resolutions increased to 2,560 X 1,440, trees and non-player characters will be much more apparent and lights will streak out from objects like clouds and windows in enhanced Godray effects, iDigital Times reported. To avail of these new features, all the gamers have to do is download the free update and install it in their PlayStation 4 consoles.

With regards to the featured high-resolution Texture Pack for Fallout 4 in PC's, which is due for release very soon, PC gamers may face some difficulties. The downloadable content (DLC) is huge and requires 58 GB of free space. While the huge size may not be the main concern, it is the minimum specs required to run the DLC that pose a problem.

To full benefit of the Texture Pack update, Bethesda recommends Window 7, 8, or 10, Intel Core i7-5820 or higher, 8 GB or more of memory, and fast graphics drivers like Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 8GB and the AMD Radeon RX 490 8GB. Not many gamers would have such types of equipment at their disposal but those that have will truly enjoy the features offered by the Texture Pack update for the PC version of the Fallout 4.

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