In Final fantasy X, how can I get past the villagers after defeating the worm like flying beast? They keep killing me before I can get to Seymour and Yuna.

I just learned so much more about video cards, thanks Gamespot. And yes, my comp is 2 year olds, I hate my Dell. :(

1. Ico - I never even heard about this game when I got my PS2 back in 2001. I recently discovered it last summer and have been too lazy to buy a copy off ebay. 2. Soul Calibur - I was too busy playing Sonic Adventure to even notice any other DC games besides Jet Set Radio. 3. F.E.A.R. - I wish I could afford a better pc so I could play the game... 4. Lumines - I love puzzle games, but I don't have a psp. I still want to sample this game to see how addicting it can be. 5. Conker's bad fur day - I saw my bro playing it when he rented the game, but I never forced myself to play it because it looked weird to me.

w00t SMB 3 is so awesome. SMB 2 was different...SMB brought Mario back to his roots, which lead to the Snes Super Mario World.

Prince of Persia Warrior Withon Prince of Persia The two Thrones Dead or Alive Ultimate Conker Live and Reloaded Mortal Kombat Deception Mercenaries Burnout 3 Burnout Revenge Chronicles of Riddick Morrowind Panzer Dragoon Orta Soul Caliber 2 Far Cry Instincts Far Cry Instincts Evolution Those are al the games I can recall to mind. Dangit Microsoft, some of the greatest xbox titles aren't BC yet. I care about Bc. Anyone who loved their Xbox cares about BC. Get these games BC compatible by Christmas, or I'll be pissed off.

1. Super Mario 64 - Everyone's played this game. There is not a casual gamer out there who hasn't even seen a screenshot of this game. Thus, I'm cool for still having this wonderful gem. 2. Halo: Combat Evolved - Ahh...the LAN parties. Oh man, those LAN parties lasted for days. All the pizza, crude humor, cursing, noobs. Good times, good times. 3. Psyconauts (Xbox) - Basically, the greatest game no one played. This game is better than Beyond Good and Evil and is far more charming than Grim Fandango. 4. Ikaruga (DC) - A throwback to all those shmups, yet so much hardcore. Sure, the Dreamcast controller's d-pad left a lot to be desired, but that didn't stop me from those endless nights trying to master a simple stage. 5. Resident Evil 4 (GCN) - Holy crap, I've played past Resident evil games and this isn't your normal Resident Evil. Capcom overhauled everything to provide one of the greatest AAA experiences in a long time.