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Bethesda has confirmed a post-launch patch for Fallout 4 on Nintendo Switch 2 that will add DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) support to improve performance by upscaling from lower resolutions; the Switch 2 port already offers 30fps and 60fps modes, and fans are also hoping for mouse control and gyro aiming in future updates.
Bethesda says Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 will receive an update adding DLSS support and additional stability improvements, joining existing 60fps and 40fps modes; a release date for the update has not been disclosed.
Fallout 4 on Nintendo Switch 2 arrives to strong reception, offering three graphical modes (Quality/30fps, Balanced/40fps, Performance/60fps) that leverage the Switch 2’s 120 Hz screen with VRR. Docked play targets 1440p/30fps or 1080p/40fps (with dynamic 60fps in many cases), while portable mode sticks to 1080p. The 30fps mode provides the clearest image, 60fps interior runs well but exterior areas can dip; there are no gyro/mouse controls yet. Stability is solid and load times are on par with recent releases. Overall, a surprisingly good port that bodes well for future Bethesda titles on Switch 2.
Bethesda says Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 will receive DLSS-style upscaling and other stability improvements in a future update, though no release date has been announced. The feature should enhance visuals in the game's 60fps mode alongside existing 40fps options.
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition has released on Nintendo Switch 2, bundling all six official add-ons and Creation Club content. A 12-minute gameplay video showcases the opening, exploration, combat, and cutscenes, with visuals aging but performance holding up well. Priced at £52.99 / $59.99, a code-in-a-box physical release is available through April 28. A full review is upcoming.
A new Fallout 4 graphics comparison compares Nintendo Switch 2 against PS4 and PS5, showing Switch 2 offers three performance modes: 30 FPS at up to 1440p (handheld 1080p), 60 FPS at 1080p when docked (720p handheld), and a 40 FPS mode with a lower resolution, highlighting how the port stacks up against Sony's versions.
Bethesda released a launch trailer for Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition on Switch 2, showcasing the bundled game plus six expansions (including Far Harbor, Automatron, and Nuka-World) and over 150 Club Creation items. The port reportedly supports multiple FPS modes (30/40/60) on handheld and docked, with a full review forthcoming to gauge performance on Nintendo's console.
Nintendo Switch 2 eShop listings reveal file sizes for a mix of large and small games, with Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition at 61GB and Resident Evil Requiem at 29.3GB among others like Tales of Berseria Remastered (8.4GB) and Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen (40MB each). The roundup compiles listings from North America, Europe, and Japan to illustrate expected storage demands for Switch 2 titles, highlighting a wide range of file sizes from indie titles to AAA-era ports.
A Twitch streamer’s Fallout 4 mod replaces a snail with a cardboard cutout of Todd Howard, and if the player collides with the cutout they die, plus other chaotic wasteland antics demonstrated in a YouTube video.
Bethesda released a December 2025 patch for Fallout 4 addressing key issues like UI, stability, and content handling, while storage expansion on consoles will be delayed until 2026, just in time for the start of Fallout Season 2 on Prime Video.
Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition includes the base game, three main expansions, workshop DLCs, and over 150 Creation Club DLCs with new quests, companions, weapons, armor, and customization options, providing extensive new content for players.
Bethesda has released the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition on PS5, priced at $59.99 / £52.99 for the full package or $39.99 / £35.99 as an upgrade for existing owners, including all DLC and Creation Club content, with additional bundles available for specific content. The pricing has been noted as steep compared to similar editions like Skyrim.
Bethesda is releasing a patch for Fallout 4 on its 10th anniversary that improves VATS accuracy, adds the Creations Menu, and enhances ultrawide support, while advising players to disable mods that alter the main menu to prevent issues.
Bethesda is releasing a Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition on November 10th to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary, including the base game, expansions, and Creation Club content, ahead of the Prime Video Fallout TV show premiere, with a Switch 2 version coming next year.
Fallout 4: Northern Springs is a large community-created modpack that expands the game with a new map, quests, and content beyond the original wasteland, offering players many hours of new adventure until Fallout 5 is released.