The titles you probably mispronounced as a kid (or adult)

[Gaijin Punch]

The ironic thing is Japanese phonetics are extremely limited when comparing to... well....everything.

And yeah, my ass puckers quite a bit still. But lately I've been making the "you fuck face" face... namely at drivers driving like complete and total jackasses.

[undamned]

As a kid, when Nintendo came out in the states and most folks were playing Super Mario Bros., I was not familiar w/ "Bros." = "Brothers" and I was calling it "Super Mario Brawss." I was later corrected, but I wonder how many kids thought I was a weirdo and didn't say anything.
-ud

[RadiantSvgun]

Also, a lot of people pronounce Espgaluda "Ee-Ess-Pee Galooder" for whatever the fuck reason. Thought that should be in this thread.

Guilty as charged. I just stated called it "Galuda" because I don't know the correct pronunciation.

[Greatsaintlouis]

As a kid, when Nintendo came out in the states and most folks were playing Super Mario Bros., I was not familiar w/ "Bros." = "Brothers" and I was calling it "Super Mario Brawss." I was later corrected, but I wonder how many kids thought I was a weirdo and didn't say anything.
-ud

Don't sweat it, brah.

I've mispronounced "Gradius" all my life as "gray-dee-us" instead of the proper "grah-dee-us" (like "gladius"). For some reason, it's the one mispronunciation in my life that I don't really feel too compelled to correct, probably because that's the way it's always been pronounced in my limited American experience. At least there's a bit of indecision (Darius) or the outright WTF factor (Ys) that colors most other titles with funny names, but I've never heard another American hit the proper pronunciation for this one.

[xorthen]

Not exactly a game I mispronounced but a name of a character. Shang Tsung from Mortal Kombat. We kids used to argue over whether it was pronounced Te-sung or Sung. Old times.

[Ganelon]

Shang Tsung is an accurate Wade-Giles romanization but the official pronunciation for his name isn't accurate anyway. Then again, what can you really expect when they pronounce Raiden as RAY-den?