Force 2 by Fountain?

[ddockery]

I have a console that I bought off ebay easily over a year ago that I know next to nothing about. It's called the Force 2 and was made by a company called Fountain Video Games. This is a European system that was made in New Zealand, and as such I have not been able to try it out. The power cord, RF cord, and both controllers are hard-wird into the unit. On the bottom is a sticker that also identifies this as "Programmable Video System 1392." There are also 2 small sticks that appear as though they should screw into the controllers, but there are threads on both sides, so I'm unsure if they belong with the system.

On to the games. I have 5, all of which are light grey carts with silver foil labels on the face and th end. I have:
1 - Fountain Olympics
6 - Fountain Shooting Gallery
19 - Fountain Golf
24 = Fountain Capture
33 - Fountain Planet Defender

On some of the labels it is mentioned that these games are suitable for Fountain 1392, Radofin, Haminex, Acetronics Microprocessor Systems.

Does anyone know more about this? Is it a clone of something I've heard of?

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[slapdash]

The Force 2 is a clone (legal, I believe) of the Acetronic system from the UK. The Acetronic had versions also by Prinztronic & Radofin in the UK, and Hanimex in AU/NZ (maybe the UK too?).

It turns out that the Acetronic is also a ROM-compatible clone (but not cart-compatible!) of the Interton in Germany! I'm pretty sure there are other clones I'm not thinking of, but see the section in the Digital Press Collectors Guide, new to volume 7.

In fact, this particular system is related to the Arcadia/MPT-03 systems as well. "What a mangled web we weave".