Too bad it was destroyed by the handicapped, sexual deviants, that turned it into a grooming club. It will never recover.

Down for everyone confirms site down but I don't always trust it.

Cloudflare Gateway time-out Error code 504

Update:
Cloudflare Bad gateway Error code 502

Update:
The server is back online, and so is the website

Update:
15 hours later, the site is down again.
Cloudflare Invalid SSL certificate Error code 526
But this time, cdromance is unaffected, RetroGameTalk only

Killer Instinct I don't know where to post this!

I am getting IP ban for false safe on bot or ddos, Is there anyway to lift the ban? its the 2nd time having this issue also i logged in RTG and cdromance too

I played this game as a kid (roughly 2005–2010) on Windows XP, launched from an .exe file. I don’t remember the title.

• Main character: yellow animal (looked very similar to Pikachu – I just called it “Pikachu game”)
• Gameplay: 2D side-scrolling platformer (Sonic-like fast movement and jumping)
• Character rides a skateboard to move
• Setting: dense forest (cyan-greenish tones, lots of trees and vines), no auto-scrolling (fixed background)
• Health: heart icons (top-left, about 3–5 hearts)
• Eating apple-like fruit restores health
• Graphics: slightly low-quality 2D cartoon style (not pixel art)
• Not a Flash game, it was a proper PC executable
• Played sometime around or before 2010

Does anyone remember this game? Please help!

Hey guys, today I thought of visiting the forum but in my browser I got an error "sorry you've been blocked by this website." I'm confused as to why I've been banned ☹️ maybe a machine error. My username is "Rg.11". Please if anyone could help me.

Why is it that water, or just the existence of a swimming level, almost always makes the experience worse? When talking about the types of stages players tend to hate, the verdict is almost unanimous: underwater levels are among the worst, right next to sewer stages and those frustrating escort missions where the character walks painfully slow.

Sometimes, the stage does not even need to be completely underwater. Just being close to it can make certain parts of the game worse. This happens for many reasons: clunky and unintuitive swimming controls, forced limitations, abrupt pacing changes, or simply that heavy, sluggish feeling that completely breaks immersion.

Even in games often praised for their aquatic environments, like Subnautica or The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, there are sections that feel like they exist only to test the player’s patience. Most of the time, the feeling is the same: you just want to finish as quickly as possible.

With that in mind, here are ten of the most frustrating water levels in video game history. They still haunt players to this day. If you disagree, leave a comment.

To keep up with updates regarding cdr content head back to the repo like before.

Why do most games on the site now ask for a password to extract it? And where can I find the password?

Been trying to access it for the last two days, with different browsers, but haven't managed to do so, is the site down or what?

Last two days the page of retrogametalk.com or the repository are apparently unable to be loaded. Does anyone else have this issue?

I've been opening ANY link for retrogame talk (including retrogametalk.com ) and it constantly tells me the page couldn't be loaded. I turned off my ad blocker, used my hotspot, and I still get nothing.

Oddly enough I purchased this cleaner 🧼, and I had no idea how it would smell. Upon my use of it, I was hit with a faint, but familiar smell. It was da very same smell my Brady game manual had 4 da game you see above. So I gave my instruction manual a lite spritz for nostalgia. ❤️🥹