 Another game console example is the original Xbox being referred to as the "Xbox 1" prior to the release of the Xbox One.After the Xbox One released, the first Xbox has been commonly referred to as the "original Xbox" instead.The term "retronym", a neologism composed of the combining forms "retro-" (from Latin "retro"", "before")" + "-nym" (from Greek ónoma, "“name”"), was coined by Frank Mankiewicz in 1980 and popularized by William Safire in "The New York Times Magazine".