Gungrave

How edgy is this screenshot from Gungrave, a third-person shooter for the PS2 starring a guy with a coffin full of guns chained to his back? So edgy that I almost overlooked the soda machines.
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

How edgy is this screenshot from Gungrave, a third-person shooter for the PS2 starring a guy with a coffin full of guns chained to his back? So edgy that I almost overlooked the soda machines.

As far as I can tell, these guys from Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number bought a bunch of Red Pop from the soda machine, spilled it everywhere, and then slipped in the puddles. Tragic!

Everything is vaguely creepy in Silent Hill — even the vending machines!

I appreciate the minimalist low-polygon elegance of this soda machine from Rituals, a 3D Myst-’em-up set in a mysterious office building.

Thanks for the screenshots, Cornelius!

I read a review of D.i.R.T.: Origin of the Species that claimed the game was “notable only for its generally poor taste, ugly graphics, and nonsensical plot.” What about its vending machines?!

Zombie Panic! Source isn’t messing around when it comes to soda machines! In fact, these brands are all instant classics. We have Dr. Zombo, Caliber .45, Crunk’O Cola, Pow!, Minty Zed, OMGAHD Gothic Soda, and Dr. Moe’s VITABR!AN. What more could you want from a game?



With this post, The Video Game Soda Machine Project has surpassed 1,800 soda machines. Thanks to everyone who has submitted entries along the way. Making it to 2,000 is starting to feel like a real possibility.

Unit now engaging soda machine — code name “Fresh Drinks” — using standard tactical protocol in Rainbow Six 3: Black Arrow, a 2004 XBox exclusive.

Anarcute is the cutest riot simulator on the market today, right down to its adorable little soda machines. Thanks for the screenshot, Cornelius!

Bolt Logan is a cyborg mercenary on a mission in Chrome, and his mission includes conducting reconnaissance on all known vending units.
