Final Fantasy VI and Kefka – the most nuanced and interesting villain in classical JRPGs – Digitally Downloaded
While I wasn’t overly enamoured with the SNES Mini when it launched last year, the device did have Final Fantasy VI on it (or Final Fantasy III, as it was originally known in the west), and that is inarguably one of the best Final Fantasy games – and indeed, one of the better JRPGs – ever made. In between everything else I’ve been doing, I used the SNES Mini as an excuse to replay the classic, and having now finished it for the sixth or seventh time (I have lost count over the years), I decided it was time to actually write something about it.
Game theory by Matt S. While I wasn’t overly enamoured with the SNES Mini when it launched last year, the device did have Final Fantasy VI on it (or Final Fantasy III, as it was originally known in the west), and that is inarguably one of the best Final Fantasy games – and indeed, one of the better JRPGs – ever made. In between everything else I’ve been doing, I used the SNES Mini as an excuse to replay the classic, and having now finished it for the sixth or seventh time (I have lost count over the years), I decided it was time to actually write something about it. Specifically, I want to wri
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