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Phil Spencer made a fun appearance the PC Gaming Show tonight, where he took a bit of a low-key approach as he discussed Microsoft's plans for the future of gaming on Windows 10.

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Microsoft did its best, but Sony brought enough nukes to end any Cold War. Its coming. Its all coming.

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This week at E3, Bethesda officially , with supported mods coming to Xbox One sometime later. The functionality is expected to launch on PS4 further into the future.

"We're hopeful that it's out on PS4," Hines said. "We'd like this to be something that works across [all] platforms."

Hines stressed, however, that the functionality doesn't yet work on Xbox One--there are still a range of problems that must be overcome.

"It's not a thing right now where we can go, 'Oh, we'll take this SDK and drop it into our game, and it works.' It doesn't exist as it needs to on any of these platforms and we have to build it," Hines said, noting that Microsoft and Sony have very specific requirements about how they want it to work.

"The simplest things have very specific requirements, and each one is going to be its own undertaking," Hines said.

What do you think about Fallout 4 mods on console? Let us know in the comments below. And be sure to check back later this week for even sight from Bethesda about Fallout 4 and mods.

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This week at E3, Bethesda officially , with supported mods coming to Xbox One sometime later. The functionality is expected to launch on PS4 further into the future.

"We're hopeful that it's out on PS4," Hines said. "We'd like this to be something that works across [all] platforms."

Hines stressed, however, that the functionality doesn't yet work on Xbox One--there are still a range of problems that must be overcome.

"It's not a thing right now where we can go, 'Oh, we'll take this SDK and drop it into our game, and it works.' It doesn't exist as it needs to on any of these platforms and we have to build it," Hines said, noting that Microsoft and Sony have very specific requirements about how they want it to work.

"The simplest things have very specific requirements, and each one is going to be its own undertaking," Hines said.

What do you think about Fallout 4 mods on console? Let us know in the comments below. And be sure to check back later this week for even sight from Bethesda about Fallout 4 and mods.