Posted on January 6th Ahh Japan, how we envy you so. First they have the best Club Nintendo has to offer, now they are getting their 3rd version of the PS3. Originally getting the standard black and a fancy silver model, residences of Japan will be able to buy this exclusive Yakuza 3 PS3 this February. The system will be 80GB and will come with a copy of Yakuza 3 all for the price of ¥45980 (USD$490). So if …
by Mike:
Ahh Japan, how we envy you so. First they have the best Club Nintendo has to offer, now they are getting their 3rd version of the PS3. Originally getting the standard black and a fancy silver model, residences of Japan will be able to buy this exclusive Yakuza 3 PS3 this February. The system will be 80GB and will come with a copy of Yakuza 3 all for the price of ¥45980 (USD$490). So if you want one, check out Play Asia as they are generally the best option for imports.

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Posted on September 20th At this point, I don’t think anything short of prohibition will destroy the craft beer movement. It will be interesting to taste this beer and observe its impact on the beverage market. Early reports state that this offering is exactly what you’d expect from AB: a clean, consistent, average beer which sticks to style guidelines. It reminds me of the Chipotle chain: …
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At this point, I don’t think anything short of prohibition will destroy the craft beer movement. It will be interesting to taste this beer and observe its impact on the beverage market. Early reports state that this offering is exactly what you’d expect from AB: a clean, consistent, average beer which sticks to style guidelines. It reminds me of the Chipotle chain: it’s better than Taco Bell, not as good as your local burrito place, it’s owned by McDonalds, but I don’t mind going there sometimes.

Not that I’m completely hating on this beer. It could turn out to be a great introduction to different styles and flavors of beer for a lot of people. It’s highly doubtful that it will take much, if any, market share away from craft brewers and premium imports. My guess is that this will mimic the euro-lager/pilsener attempt “Budweiser Select.” It will have a huge opening with a lot of ad support and a big marketing campaign; and will eventually settle into its quiet place in the cooler next to the other Bud and Michelob products.
http://www.anheuser-busch.com/Press/American-Ale-09-15-08.html
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