On Thursday, Bethesda Game Studios and its owner Microsoft released the “next-gen” update for its post-apocalypse RPG Fallout 4. Among other things, it added native support for Microsoft’s Xbox Series X|S consoles and Sony’s PlayStation 5 consoles, along with widescreen and ultrawidescreen support for PC gamers and more.

Unfortunately, the update also seems to come with its share of bugs and other issues. The Xbox Series X and S update was supposed to add two different graphics modes; Quality mode, (30FPS at 4K resolution with Ultra graphics settings) and Performance mode (60FPS at 4K resolution with standard graphics settings).

However, Eurogamer The Xbox Series X|S update is reported to currently only support Performance mode. Attempts to run the game in quality mode are currently not working.

The PC update, as expected, broke a number of popular third-party mods for the game. If you are playing the PC version of Fallout 4 With one or more mods, you can switch to NexusMods ForumsThere you can learn how to prevent the update from being installed on your PC with Steam, GoG.com and PC Game Pass.

This update was supposed to make the game true for the Valve Steam Deck gaming console. While this does happen, the update also eliminated the game’s launcher, which allows users to customize their graphics. The launch command of “SteamDeck=0 %command%” will restore the game launcher.

Finally, PlayStation owners who have the game as part of their PlayStation Plus Extra subscription currently cannot receive the next-gen update. Bethesda Game Studios has Posted on her X account (formerly Twitter). That the update will be available to those members at some point, adding “Your patience is appreciated while the teams work on this.”

God Fallout 4 The update was released in the midst of a resurgence of gamer interest in the entire Fallout franchise, thanks in part to its success fall out Live TV show on Amazon Prime Video.