Not to mention, none of the submissions for the PS4 version of the game are unique to the platform, as they are also available on the Xbox One version of the title.īearing this in mind, it's important to note that Bethesda's allowance of such a sizeable amount of mods for Skyrim: Special Edition on Xbox One isn't a show of favoritism by the company. However, it seems as if the company has a lot more mods for Skyrim: Special Edition's Xbox One iteration than its PlayStation 4 version.Īs a matter of fact, at the time of writing, when one observes each of the platform's listings on, the Xbox One version of Skyrim: Special Edition currently has 65 mods - with more on the way, including Chesko’s Frostfall survival mod - whereas the PlayStation 4 port only has just 10. Bethesda Game Studios' Skyrim: Special Edition currently has 65 different mods for its Xbox One version, while its PlayStation 4 iteration only has 10 so far.Īlthough Skyrim: Special Edition won't officially be released until this Friday, October 28, 2016, its developer, Bethesda Game Studios, has already begun accepting console mod submissions for the forthcoming remastered version to one of the most popular fantasy-RPG titles of all time.
