Joe State is back on the air with the Gamers In Beta crew for Episode 130. The fellas always look forward to hearing what Joe has been up to and this episode is no different. As usual, there is lots of talk around what comics he’s been reading, shows he’s be watching, and of course Mike and Joe have to bring it old school and talk a little punk rock and hardcore.
Gaming wise, the panel discusses The Game Awards, PlayStation Experience ’15, a little Fallout 4, Rainbow Six Siege, Tales from the Borderlands, and the upcoming releases for this week.
Here is everything included in the upcoming Fallout 4 next-gen update from technical improvements to new content.
Idc about skins and a couple weapons. Would've much preferred some added story or quests.
Seems odd in all honesty that the game has the option for high res and 60 fps when there's console mods for the xsx that run the game at 4k 60 are they updating the art assets that much.
Guess it's Bethesda no no shock might finally look like a PS4 gen game now instead of a PS3.5 like it did on PS4.
I love the game don't get me wrong it's my favourite in the franchise yet it never actually looked at good as many other games at the time did and it ran pretty badly with long load times it actually is the reason why I put a SSD in my PS4.
There games are never going to look like other modern games due to their engine.
Bethesda will keep using the creation engine so can't understand why people can't accept it.
Also 4K textures eat a lot of memory and it's not feasible to make every gamer use them.
Here's a detailed guide that covers the best Fallout 4 mods on PC, letting you overhaul its visuals and content.
Year 9 in Rainbow Six Siege brings Deimos, ACOG sights with new grips, and an interesting roadmap for the upcoming seasons.
