Polydrive?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screw_drives

Very annoying indeed and these are just one of the many types out there.
Easiest would be to ask someone who works in a maintenance shop if he can get a fitting bithead for you.
If the screws aren't too tight maybe you can get grip with somewhat matching pliers and loosen them.
Another way is to drill a hole in the head and use a leftist tap to remove them and replace them with normal screws but that is going to be hard are the screwheads are round so the drill is going to run away.
Or if the screws are exposed enough you can saw a cut into the head and remove them with a normal screwdriver.

Nintendo uses them since ages ago , just get the bits from eBay

They're security screws used in things that you're not meant to open.

I bought a toolset on ebay China for like $10 to work with torx and many other types of heads, the screwdriver head for the one you are showing looks like a fork. A very useful thing if you deal with electronics.

If you have a dremel, cut a slot in them and you can open it with a normal flathead screwdriver. Small iron saw works too if you have enough space to saw.

RacoonRider wrote:

[...] the screwdriver head for the one you are showing looks like a fork[...]

nope, here is the needed bit:

search ebay for "nintendo security bit"

Oh, thats why they are familiar! I once opened an SNES console.
Cool i know a guy that has these 😀

Thanks guys!

I've seen a TITAN brand bit set with a huge variety of security bits for about 12 bucks. It came with the aforementioned tuning-fork bits, but I had to special order security bits for Nintendo game carts.

The guy doesn't have the right size.
I searched EVERY SINGLE service here and specialized shop and NO ONE has this screw driver.
Wanted to buy this one for the task:

At least i lost some weight while walking 🤣

Nah, all you need is a Dremel tool. What you posted above is intended more for cutting through things like bolts and sheet metal.