moonlyte museum

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From the Curators

Hats and Cocktails at the Moonlyte Museum is proud to present it's first exhibition. Goichi Suda's KILLER7.

Yes, this is a time of reflection celebrating in the joy and love of great games and what makes them worthy of the Moonlyte Museum.
So put on your dapperest hat and sup the finest cocktails with us as we take you on a journey not just of sight and sound but of hats and cocktails too.
And if you don't know which hat or cocktail would best suit the exhibit, why not scroll down and see our recomendations.

Bottoms up!

This episode's accompanying Hat: the Porkpie

The Porkpie hat originated in the mid 19th century as, believe it or not, a women's hat. In Killer7 the Porkpie hat isn't explicitly shown being worn by anyone but experts agree that another Suda51 videogame character, Sir Henry, most likely wore one during the tunnel chase sequence preceding the battle with Letz Shake in No More Heroes.

Famous wearers include:

Buster Keaton, Van Morrison, "Popeye" Doyle, Pete Doherty, Dean Martin and Porkpie out of the Channel-4 TV show "Desmond's".

This episode's suggested Cocktail: the (un)Bloody Bastard

The (un)Bloody Bastard is a variation of the "Bloody Bastard" made famous worldwide by Robert Florence during episode 1, series one of Consolevania.
Disclaimer: In the event that you are experiencing "Hats & Cocktails @ the Moonlyte Museum" in North America please adjust the unBloody Bastard with a tomato. This will compliment your Suda51 experience better.

You will need:

1. Vodka
2. Lime Juice
3. Water
4. Pie Crust (for added sophistication use Pork Pie crust)
5. Cherry Liquor
6. Teenage Junkie Sweat (fresh)

7. (North Americans & Importers Only) Tomato