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I would've tried to pull it off like I was using Bluetooth or something... I work in a mall and customers come in all the time- I think I'm having a conversation with them until they say "hold on.... Do you need something??" I feel your pain. xD

Almost everyone here has made the point that Tidus and Yuna should be together! :] I fully agree. Who would Yuna move on to? Baralai? Uh no........ That couldn't happen. Not in my mind, anyways. :P So Tidus had to come back, he's our ex-main character. We're attached!!!

It seems that a lot of people favor "Auron's Theme". Maybe because Auron is such a well-respected character? I think it's because he's pretty awesome. His theme just gives you a feeling of someone calm, cool, and collected (much like Auron!). So I think his theme was a wonderful fit to his...

Thanks to everyone for their thoughts, whether positive or constructed critisism I see a lot of mutual favorites among the posters. I believe the most favorited is To Zanarkand so far. Maybe because of the event it corresponds with, it's an emotional bit.

@ Harlequin You pretty much sum the whole matter up, in my opinion. I believe that it is symbolic of Jecht and Braska as well. 'Nuff said.

Better yet, if you're ever near a beach, wait until sunrise, pick a good spot, and start Wandering just as it it starting to come up. Even better!

I agree with the former posters that Yuna just wanted to smile and be happy. After all, as far as she knew they would be among her last memories, why not keep them happy? Sure it would've been better for Tidus to tell him early on, but then everyone would be depressed and suck-ish. :sleep...

My personal belief is that the soundtrack of FFX is absolutely phenomenal. Nobuo Uematsu, in my opinion is amazing. The compositions you encounter throughout the story are emotional and awe-inspiring. Such as "Wandering" "The Sending", and "A Fleeting Dream" going through Zanarkand. The Hymn...

I'd have to say Anima, hands down. I never bothered to get the Magus sisters, though they are a pain the rear to take down in FFX-2. Yojimbo, needless to say, a waste of time.

This is definitely my favorite game of all time. It gives you the "saving the world" theme that you would expect to be worn ragged with RPG's in a way that is enticing and enveloping. The characters are people you become attached to in a big way. I certainly sobbed uncontrollably when I beat the...