The Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 347 – Uh, PlayStation? You Okay?
September 13, 2026 Ross KenistonThe Finger Guns Podcast Ep. 346 – We’re Just Reasonable People, Sony.
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You are welcome. Thanks for the correction. My wife and I are LOVING the game, couch coop. So many lovely…
Thanks for the polite correction. I have made a small amendment in the review, as you are entirely correct. Thanks…
Great review. However 'Orbitals must be played on two separate Switches ' is incorrect. Couch coop is possible on one…
I like how Big Walk focuses on cooperation and lets players create their own fun instead of forcing everything through…
It says at the bottom that it was reviewed on PS5 Pro. So no, I'm not swearing on anything.