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RegionalBonus is an {{inver|tedTrope}}sion of this trope applied to VideoGames.

* For some reason, ''Film/{{Joker}}'''s Blu-ray release uses an alternate Italian audio track made for the Venice preview, which, while identical to the final product, features an offscreen narrator [[ReadingForeignSignsOutLoud translating every on-screen English text]].

* Jason Derulo's 2013 album "Tatoos" wasn't released in Jason's hometown of the US, but instead as a 5-track EP with only some of the songs from it. It was eventfully released as "Talk Dirty" months later, with a modified tracklist. In the case of Tatoos, the new songs from Talk Dirty were later added to that album for an Europe-only UpdatedRerelease, thus resulting in a "definitive" version.

* Creator/PrimeVideo offers dubs for each and every of its originals, in the local language of every market that it operates in. This includes markets such as the Netherlands, the Nordic countries, Portugal, Greece, Romania, and Israel, where dubs are generally viewed as appropriate only for shows aimed at children, and only a distributor with a lot of money and little understanding of the local market would think a local dub of ''Series/TheBoys2019'' or ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' would be anything more than a curiosity.

* Creator/PrimeVideo offers dubs for each and every of its originals, in the local language of every market that it operates in. This includes markets such as the Netherlands, the Nordic countries, Portugal, Greece, Romania, and Israel, where dubs are generally viewed as appropriate only for shows aimed at children, and only a distributor with a lot of money and little understanding of the local market would think a local dub of ''Series/TheBoys'' or ''WesternAnimation/Invincible2021'' would be anything more than a curiosity.

* ''Film/{{Avalon}}'', a Japanese-Polish science fiction film, when it was finally released to North American DVD after years of [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes the original version being unofficially available]], included mistranslated subtitles, unnecessary added narration and other editorial changes that, for fans of the original, ruined the film.

* Creator/PrimeVideo offers dubs for each and every of its originals, in the local language of every market that it operates in. This includes markets such as the Netherlands, the Nordic countries, Portugal, Greece, Romania, and Israel, where dubs are generally viewed as appropriate only for shows aimed at children, and only a distributor with a lot of money and little understanding of the local market would think a local dub of [[Series/TheBoys]] or [[WesternAnimation/Invincible]] would be anything more than a curiosity.

** The original South Korean release of ''Music/ADayAtTheRaces'' dropped "Tie Your Mother Down" and "Teo Torriatte", both due to their lyrical content. In particular, the Japanese choruses in the latter song violated the country's ban on Japanese cultural imports (following UsefulNotes/ImperialJapan's occupation of the Korean peninsula from 1910 to 1945).

** Before Astro and their [=TechTV=] butchering, rival cable provider [=MegaTV=] Malaysia did the same thing as BENELUX above. Cartoon Network cuts off at 8 PM to be replaced by TCM, and returns the channel to Cartoon Network at 8 AM the next day. Bandwidth wasn’t an issue as [=MegaTV=]’s system used the L-band which ''System Televisyen Malaysia Berhad'' (this was before the rebrand to Media Prima) had exclusive rights to, and the decoder supports 99 channels. [=MegaTV=] was only using ''five''. Understandably, when Astro came in, they had 24 hour Cartoon Network, and [=MegaTV=] quickly haemorrhaged subscribers and died.