This summer, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S releases from Fallout 76

The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Radiation 76 were finally listed this summer.

Bethesda aims to achieve a 60fps frame rate on the host, but the PS5 version will be limited to 1440p.

Almost six years after the launch, Bethesda is finally ready to release PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Radiation 76. The open game test will start this month and then be officially launched later this summer.

Bethesda indicates that these versions target 60fps and improve shadows and mapping distance. Versions PS5, PS5 Pro and Xbox Series X/S will support VRR.

When it comes to solutions, things become more interesting. The distributor indicates that basic PS4 and Xbox One versions will hold on to 1080p and that you will be able to play games in 4K on Xbox Series X, Xbox One X and PS5 Pro. However, PS5 and PS4 Pro will be limited to 1440p. PS5 version does not support 4K, but Radiation 76 on Xbox One X does, which seems strange.

It also seems strange that it took Bécesda so long to produce the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Radiation 76, especially in view of the popularity of the television adaptations of the series. The current version will help issuers to take advantage of this. Maybe we'll hear more about the future of the Radiation series at the Xbox Games on Sunday.

At the same time, Bethesda released today an update of Radiation 76, opening the way for the 25th Zira. The latest addition includes infections. These are challenging enemy groups that appear in certain areas of the map. If you remove the bad guys and the elite boss, you get a four-star legendary weapon or a armor. From June 23, you can try to catch some new seasonal fish to get out of this for a while. Autumn, winter and spring fish will appear in the coming months.