Editor's Comments: Kefka is in the gaming hall of fame as one of the better villains in Final Fantasy's history. What prevented Kefka from being a well thought out character?

Editor's Comments: In the future, console gaming will reach a whole new level. Games will be littered with advertisements, and loading times will be replaced by twenty second ads! Okay, maybe not.

Editor's Comments: Some games go about saving all wrong. Not all of us have enough time to putz around for five or six hours between save points. Some people have lives outside of games!

Editor's Comments: This letter came in by carrier pigeon today. Who knew that a silly old armor dealer had so much to rant about? Someone should go relieve him of his misery.

Next week is my last week guys...

Yeah, that's right. I'm leaving to assume full responsibility in RPGamer's content department. Don't worry, I'm not leaving the column to Josh. His evil takeover will have to wait. Instead, the column is going to be passed along to my newest editorialist, Tom Hrabchak. Everyone make sure you send him lots of editorials as a welcome present, okay?

This week, a new fan editorialist joins us to discuss why Kefka isn't a very well developed villain. Tom dreams up a bleak future for console gaming that may not be as far off as we would wish it to be. Mac returns to deliver a letter from Mysidia that the carrier pigeon gave to him by mistake. He also takes a moment to comment on how few and far between save points are in games these days.

I'll try to come up with something special for my farewell column next week. In the mean time, write me some editorials and fill up the eds box for Tom!

Stephanie "Angel" McArdle
Editor@RPGamer.com