The pins on early computers manufactured in this country were spaced according to the non-standard "metric inch".  
One arcade game produced in this country has the player pulling a lever as hard as he can in order to remove a radish from the ground.  The pins on early computers manufactured in this country were spaced according to the non-standard "metric inch".  Vending machines in this country often dispensed soda made from tarragon-flavored syrup. In the 80s, it was common for schools in this country to have Agat personal computers on which students could learn to program in (*) Robic.  The best known software to come out of this country was the subject of the documentary Ecstasy of Order.  Tengen's version of a game invented in this country was pulled from shelves after a lawsuit from Nintendo and featured the traditional song "Korobeiniki" on its soundtrack.  For 10 points, name this country whose Dorodnitsyn Computing Centre gave the world Tetris.
One arcade game produced in this country has the player pulling a lever as hard as he can in order to remove a radish from the ground.  
Soviet Union [or USSR; prompt on Russia]