As mentioned above, however, PS4 users will be restricted to using in-game assets only. Initially, Sony didn’t allow user-created mods, but a compromise was met for Fallout 4, which will allow users to create mods using the Creation Kit. There’s no doubting that the better Skyrim Special Edition experience of the two is on Xbox One. You get an extra 5GB of internal game space for mods on Xbox One, compared to 1GB on PS4. Unfortunately, PS4 mods can’t use external access, which has limited the current number to around 50 at time of writing, whereas the Xbox One number is hovering around 100. The game is available on Xbox One and PS4, and while PS4 gamers won’t get as varied access to mods as Xbox One gamers (blame Sony for that, folks), there are still a number of mods available to PS4 gamers to sink their teeth into and improve their experience with. Fenix Bazaar writes: Skyrim Special Edition is finally upon us, bringing the five-year-old classic into a new generation with all additional DLC, updated graphics, and, of course, mods.

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