Everyone's favourite demonic clown is now a boss in Final Fantasy 14, a hodgepodge of Final Fantasy fanfiction that also substitutes as an MMO. Today's patch 4.2 adds a bunch of new content to the game, including our lord and saviour Kefka.

In the first few minutes of Final Fantasy 6, just when you think you've got a sense of the game's rhythm, everything changes. Your amnesiac hero Terra, who you've been controlling for half an hour and are probably assuming will be your protagonist for the long haul, falls down a hole and passes out. And then you meet this guy.

Christmas is tomorrow. It is a day of gifts and feasting. A glorious day where we yell at each other about politics before drunkenly apologising later in the evening. No matter how hard it gets, know that it could away get worse. This banquet in Final Fantasy VI sure did.

The identity of Gogo, Final Fantasy 6's secretive mime, is one of the game's best kept secrets. Over the years players have surmised that Gogo was Daryl, the dashing airship pilot who crashed without a trace, or Emperor Gestahl, looking for redemption after Kefka destroyed the world. But there's a wild theory, based on false evidence, that was still the best by far: Gogo was deceased American politician Adlai Stevenson.