ITT: misnamed consoles/games in your country
Around late 90's video game craze finally reached my country at full force. But %90 of market belonged to the NES clones (most popular being micro genius and game star I think).
The funny part is we called all video game consoles "Atari" although I've only seen 2 Atari 2600s when I was a kid (this might be due to the fact we lived in the poorfag parts of the country)
At some point that I don't know Atari became the generic term for "video games". We even called arcades "Atari salonu"(roughly means "atari center")
Even now if you show an xbox one to an old lady she'd probably call it "an atari"
And what did we call actual Atari: Kara kutu ("the black box" like those you'd have on a plane). If you google it you'd get images of a few atari 2600's among some flight recorders.
Country: Turkey
Based on personal experiences as a child, I might be wrong about everything
Don't know why but it's not uncommon to see people calling the MD "Mega Driver" here in Brazil, some smartasses created a vydia themed band named like thatthey sucks though
>>3711220
>still reeling from a notorious assassination and night club massacre, Anon informs us that it takes approximately 15 to 20 years for American culture to filter down.
>>3711232
ebin
>>3711220
This confirms that the only smart Brazilians were nintendudes anyway.
>>3711220
man they really do suck
>>3711281
Fun fact: We are more used to assasinations, coups and terrorism than video games
>>3712835
>women stopped wearing skirts in favor of shitty jeans pants
America ruins countries.
>>3711212
Only normies called everything "Atari"
Neets always knew the correct terms.
Thankfully, video game culture grew here in the last decade. Now we have PS4 games with Turkish language support.