TapTechNews on May 14th, B Studio released the 'next generation' update for 'Fallout 4' last month. However, the update removed the game's graphics settings menu and 'downgraded' it for the SteamDeck platform, affecting 'Fallout: London' and other large mods (resulting in their delayed release). Currently, B Studio has pushed a new patch for the issues, with the Xbox Series S|X version upgraded to 1.10.765, PlayStation 5 version upgraded to 1.10.985, and PC/PlayStation 4/Xbox One version upgraded to 1.10.984. The update has added new graphics and performance options for the game, allowing users to choose between 'framerate' modes of 30/40/60 frames per second (default). It is important to note that for 40 frames, the user's display must support 120Hz. Other major updates include: improved overall game stability, fixed visual issues with certain images, re-enabled the game's auto HDR feature (Xbox Series S|X), fixed character name issues in widescreen mode (PC), fixed occasional game crashes, fixed various issues with NPC item exchanges, fixed game crashes that may occur when downloading mods and returning to the main menu (PlayStation 5), and fixed game crashes that may occur when playing offline and reconnecting to the network (Xbox One).