Brief news items of note for Lifehacker readers including: a look at home battery storage options coming into the Australian market, KFC is opening a $16 all you can eat buffet in Japan,
- KFC is opening an all-you-can-eat buffet in Japan for only $16. Think you’re up to the challenge? Check it out on Business Insider Australia.
- Thinking about getting a battery for your home solar PV system? Gizmodo Australia has stacked up some of the biggest and most innovative new battery technologies for you.
- Kotaku Australia speaks to the man who won E3: Martin Sahlin, the creator of Yarnie and Unravel, the most heartfelt little indie game you’ll ever see.
- Amazon, the company that almost single-handedly killed brick-and-mortar bookstores, is opening up their own physical bookstore. Read all about it on Gizmodo.
- Don’t miss our Hump Day Deals for a little bit of retail therapy to get you through to the weekend.
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3 responses to “Briefly: KFC’s Buffet In Japan, Tesla’s Powerwall And Heartfelt Indie Games”
Mother of god.
I’m going to Osaka in January. And I freakin’ love KFC. I’m there!!
KFC had all you can eat in Australia at one stage, I went to the Carlingford one a bucnh of times. They had real food on it as well as the usual KFC.
I went to the US in December 2007 and they had a KFC buffet at one place we visited. It was only on few nights a week, and it wasn’t that night when we visited, but they had all the equipment and signage set up. My wife (a US resident) doesn’t recall seeing it, but I remember it, because I’d never seen anything like that before.
This was in Fort Wayne, Indiana, by the way.