Fallout 76 confirms its native version for Xbox Series and PS5 in 2026

Bethesda announces the long-awaited next-gen update during Fallout Day.

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The annual event dedicated to the post-apocalyptic franchise has left a piece of news that fans have been waiting for years. After months of rumors and leaks, Bethesda has confirmed that its multiplayer title set in the Fallout universe will receive a completely native version for current-generation consoles.

The announcement came as part of the official Fallout Day celebrations, where new commemorative editions, discounts on the entire saga, and news related to the anniversary of New Vegas were also presented. But undoubtedly, the spotlight was on the update that will mark the definitive leap of the project to Xbox Series and PlayStation 5.

Fallout 76 to receive native version in 2026 with technical and visual improvements

Bethesda has confirmed that the native version of Fallout 76 will arrive in 2026 with substantial improvements in performance, resolution, and loading times, taking advantage of the current consoles’ hardware. This update will not be a simple patch, but an edition adapted to the new generation, aiming to offer a more fluid and stable experience in both solo and cooperative play.

The team has explained that the goal is to modernize the game and ensure its long-term continuity, maintaining player progress and full compatibility with existing content. For now, no specific dates have been given, but more details are expected to be revealed in the coming months. The update will mark a key step in the evolution of the title, which continues to attract new players and special events within the Fallout universe.