Stealth Hunter
Stealth Hunter came to this Flash game to do two things: snap necks and drink soda. Lucky for his enemies, this soda machine is fully stocked.
Thanks for the tip, Mashfiq!
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Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko
Leaping lizards! These Super Fly Soda and Wupin’ Stix vending machines appear in the December 30, 1998, prototype build of Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko. You can compare them with the vending machine that actually ended up in Gex 3 in the archive. [Source]
Dr Pepper: Speedway Rush
Take that, generic cola vending machine! Dr Pepper rules! This screenshot is from Dr Pepper: Speedway Rush, a Flash advergame from 2007.
Fallout: London
Fallout: London is an ambitious semi-official total conversion of Fallout 4 that takes Bethesda’s post-nuclear apocalypse across the pond. In place of the series’ familiar Nuka-Cola machines, London has its own local favorite: Ion Brew.
Made in Scotland (and presumably inspired by the real-life Irn-Bru), Ion Brew is the official drink of the British Armed Forces.
But what does Ion Brew actually taste like? Here’s an internal company memo from one of Fallout: London’s computer terminals…
In addition to Ion Brew, Fallout: London also features these Easy Tea vending machines. Have yourself a sweet cuppa!
Thanks for the amazing screenshots, Nat!
One More Shake
One More Shake challenges players to flip soda machines upside down, shake out cans, and somehow earn money in the process. If you ask me, that’s a great way to get a face full of violently shaken soda.
Thanks for the tip on this one, Aubezz!
Silver Pines
There’s a lone bottle of soda left inside this vending machine from Silver Pines. Careful resource management is an important part of any survival horror game, so I guess you’ll have to make that one last.
Thanks for the submission, Aubezz!
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Cloud Strife stops to admire this vending machine from Final Fantasy VII Rebirth. After all, hauling around an absurdly oversized sword can really work up a thirst.
Thank to MattP3000 for the screenshot!
Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden
As far as I can tell, this lone soda machine in the middle of nowhere is the only one in Famicom Jump: Hero Retsuden, a 1989 RPG that brings together several manga heroes from the pages of Weekly Shōnen Jump.
Here’s a closer look at the machine.
The only drink available is a single bottle of cola, which comes in handy later as part of a quest to recruit JoJo (of Bizarre Adventure fame).
Forever Ago
Alfred encounters this Summer Love soda machine at Karl’s Pump & Mart in Forever Ago, a narrative adventure about a widower setting out on a road trip through memories of the life he shared with his late wife. Too bad it’s out of order.
Don’t despair, though! There’s a working model a little later in the game.
Math Missions: The Race to Spectacle City Arcade
Count out your loose change, kids, and let’s buy a can of So Duh from this vending machine in Math Missions: The Race to Spectacle City Arcade, a 2003 edutainment title.
