Remedy Studios

Company Owner
Jonathan Ulloa

Age: 24

Position: CEO

Location
New York

New York

USA

Company History
Remedy Studios, rummored to be in operation a early as the summer of 1985, officially announced itsel in late February 1986. Credited to be the first company to make a 100k microprocessing chip. The chip has hit store shelves and sales figures have yet to be seen.

R1111 Processor
The first 100k microprocessor to be created. Can run 101,561 microprocesses in 1.5 milliseconds, making it the faster and most powerful processor to date. Released on February 30th, 1986. The chip costs $150 USD to an average consumer looking to tinker with their home computer, but can be licensed for use in consoles for $100k (1%).

Quickfire MX variants
Formerly nicknamed Project Glass, the Quickfire MX variants were announced on March 25, 1986 and released on April 15, 1986. The Quickfire MX is designed to automatically process games in seconds and have the player start playing in less than 5 seconds of putting in the cartridge or floppy disk. Consumers must turn Quickfire mod on too enable this action. Remedy Studio's launches this product in hopes of eliminating the wait of installation and loading. The Quickfire MX Pro comes with the R1111 Processor that runs even faster.