"Fallout 4" developer Bethesda has revealed that Mod support for Xbox One is currently in the works and invitations have been sent out to people who have expressed interest in joining the closed beta testing, according to Tech Times.

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Meanwhile, Bethesda has also announced via Twitter that the final version of the game will be released on May 31. This will include new quest and items for the players to experience.

Bethesda said that "For Fallout 4, our goal was to make Mods easier and more accessible than ever before for both the creators and the players," according to Christian Daily. "By building an all-new system with Bethesda.net, we've made a huge leap forward in achieving that."

The system functions through stacking mods in a loading order to result in a compatible process for the system.

Larry Hryb of Xbox said that "Many of the mods made by the Creation kit are forwarded over to Xbox One, allowing console Fallout 4 players to enjoy new community-created features."

Furthermore, the update will allow gamers to utilize the kit straight from the main menu. At the moment, console users have 2GB storage limit for downloads and the system requires a certain DLC for it to work.

For those who wants to see a glimpse of the new update, Bethesda shared some information with regards to how the modding system works along with direct access to their website. Already over 800 mods that are available and the list keeps on going.

The company revealed during a recent live stream event that aside from Xbox One, PS4 will also receive a mod support for "Fallout 4" in June.

Mods for #Fallout4 are coming to #Xbox One next week on May 31st. #Fallout4Mods pic.twitter.com/cqxgyQyvJv

— BethesdaGameStudios (@BethesdaStudios) May 27, 2016

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