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Old good Pegazus, charms of Eastern Bloc and good post-soviet country :).
In Polish Wikipedia we can read, that it is builded (inpsired?) on "first japanese Famicon" and (mainly in markets) - television game (gra telewizyjna) name is used, not Pegasus. Someone should add these informations.
And in my (and not only mine) town there are naming of "original Pegasus" [oryginalny Pegazus] (white ones, very endurance, first series I think?), and imitation/fake Pegasus [podrobiony Pegazus/podróbka Pegazusa] (black square ones [mainly], keyboards and playstation-ones, which are not so endurance). Actually I cannot quote it, but you can ask question to any Pole of old date, or to Russian dealer ;). —Preceding unsigned comment added by 89.77.94.33 (talk) 21:42, 8 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Reply to 89.77.94.33 - gra telewizyjna = video game. I personally played on Pegasus in my childhood and I don't remember anyone calling it "gra telewizyjna" other than in it's symantic meaning as in English one would say "video game". However, with rest of what you say I fully agree. I heard there were some fake Pegasus. Unfortunetly, I am affraid it might be hard to improve or add much to the article, because I don't think there are any reliable sources for citation that could support those claims. I know that a lot of Poles, including myself would confirm what you say, but it'll be not easy to add those mainly-goship informations. 89.102.125.66 (talk) 22:54, 13 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]
