Stuck at LimeStone Cave Chapter

I have the exact same problem. I can't find anyone who knows what's going on. When I drop down the hole to enter the great looping cave / earth dragon den, a few steps later I die.

I'm using PS3, could that be the problem? Is there a glitch? do i need to play on ps2?

oops, that's Limestone Cave (aka Great Looping Cave), not the Eternal Cave.

i ran into the same problem, what you can do is get the memory card adaptor for the ps3 and if you have a ps2 memory card you can copy the file from your ps3 to the memory card so you dont have to start over
and works like a charm

Limestone is a sedimentary rock that comes in a large composition of mineral calcite. This stone also contains considerable amounts of silica in the form of chert or flint, certain amounts of clay, silt and sand. The main source of the calcite in limestone is organisms found in the sea. These organisms give out shells that settle out of the water in a coral reef.

Speleothems are produced with this process. You would be surprised to hear that limestone makes up about ten percent of the total volume of all sedimentary rocks.

Limestone is used for several purposes. One of the most popular uses of limestone is in architecture. You can find the use of this material in several landmarks around the world such as in North America and Europe. You must have heard of famous buildings in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. These were constructed with limestone. Hence, the nicknames of these buildings is common - 'Limestone City'.

This stone is widely available and very easy to cut into blocks and carved. Limestone possesses longevity and has the potential to withstand harsh environment. The material is very heavy and this makes it a difficult stone for constructing tall buildings. It was not very popular in earlier days due to its cost.

Limestone gained popularity in the early 20th and the late 19th centuries. You would find several train stations, banks and other structures from that era made from limestone.

Indiana, in the United States has been an excellent source of high quality quarried limestone. This variety is known as Indiana limestone. Several eminent buildings in London are made from Portland limestone.

If you study about the middle ages, you will come to know that limestone has always been an ideal choice for building block. The reason is that this stone possesses durability and sturdiness. Several churches and castles in Europe are made of limestone. Beer stone was a popular type of limestone for medieval buildings in southern part of England.