You might like Fallout 4. You might even love the latest mainline entry in the sci-fi RPG series. But you probably don't enjoy it as much as legendary Japanese filmmaker Mamoru Oshii, the man responsible for 1995's Ghost in the Shell and a laundry list of other movies, who's clocked an incredible 10,000 hours in the wasteland across PC and console.
That's what he revealed during an interview celebrating the 30th anniversary of Ghost in the Shell, as spotted by IGN Japan. In the conversation, when the subject turns to video games, he calls Fallout 4 his favorite, per machine translation, commenting that it ticks all of his boxes for the medium.
