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Acetronic MPU 1000 Video Game System Radofin-1292 CHESS-EVAL COLLECTION
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1976

Acetronic MPU 1000 Video Game System Radofin-1292 (1976).

1 photographs · 1 forum posts · original topic preserved as provenance.

Archive notes.

CHVL2021-08-04 13:37:18

The 1292 Advanced Programmable Video System is an early video game console.

It was first made by Radofin in UK in 1976.

Here, a photo of the console, I recently acquired.

From a collector of the MPU 1000, I got the following information.

This console was licensed to other companies to make their versions in other countries:

• Radofin (mainly Germany and other parts of Europe)

• Hanimex (Australia and parts of Europe)

• Fountain (Australia and New Zealand)

• Prinztronic (United Kingdom)

• Lansay (Parts of Europe)

• Grandstand (United Kingdom and other parts of Europe)

• Audiosonic (Parts of Europe)

• Acetronic (United Kingdom, and other parts of Europe)

• Rowtron (parts of Europe)

Ever sold Programs for this console (list coming from a collector):

• #3001 Pro Sport 60

• #3002 Autosports 10

• #3003 Blackjack

• #3004 Tank/Plane Battle

• #3005 Air/Sea Attack

• #3005b Tank War

• #3006 Shooting Gallery

• #3007 Basic Math

• #3008 Math 2

• #3009 Computer Challenge

• #3010 Code Breaker

• #3011 Super Maze

• #3012 Horse Racing

• #3013 Circus

• #3014 Prizefight

• #3015 Soccer

• #3016 Hobby Module

• #3017 Follow the Leader/Electronic Music

• #3018 Treasure Hunt

• #3019 Golf

• #3020 Head On

• #3021 Draughts

• #3022 Spiders Web

• Chess : I didn't find information about the programmer.

• #3024 Othello

• #3025 Electronic Pinball

• #3026 Super Knockout

• #3027 Invaders

• #3028 Bowling (never released)

• #3029 Shoot Out

• #3030 Space Attack

• #3031 Laser Attack

• #3032 Backgammon

• #3033 Planet Defender

• #3034 Sea Wolf (never released??)

All this collection of games for the console MPU1000 was to sell on eBay recently.

A remarkable and beautiful collection well documented.

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