Can You Escape – Armageddon

Sure, there’s an asteroid speeding toward Earth in Can You Escape – Armageddon, but I’d prefer to focus on this excellent Walrus Soda vending machine. Walrus Soda—the only soda made for, by, and from walruses!
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

Sure, there’s an asteroid speeding toward Earth in Can You Escape – Armageddon, but I’d prefer to focus on this excellent Walrus Soda vending machine. Walrus Soda—the only soda made for, by, and from walruses!

Hakaioh: King of Crusher is a PlayStation game about a Japanese salary man who’s bitten by an alien insect and transformed into a ferocious rage monster. This screenshot was captured by Obscure Video Games, the perfect Tumblr for all your weird video game needs. Click through for a full-on animated soda machine beatdown.

Juicy Raccoon soda is back and juicier than ever in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles!

Cataloging fictional soda brands is half the fun of the maintaining the Video Game Soda Machine Project, and Popsi-Coka from PS2 rail shooter Endgame is one of my new favorites!

I can’t confirm any Zagnuts in these vending machines from jetpack shoot ’em up Boss 101, but there are definitely some sodas in there!

Sure, PLAY337抓雞 CATCH CHICKEN caught my attention with its soda machines, but what really drew me in was its description on Steam: “Time 2 minutes! Players Are You Ready to Help Princess Lei La grab all the chickens and become master chicken?” Is that how chickens work?

Be careful not to shoot any soda machines while you’re patrolling the mean streets of Akihabara in Lethal Enforcers 3. Thanks, Jonah!

As far as I’m concerned, there’s always time for a soda machine—including this one from the side-scrolling port of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow for the Game Boy Advance!

You just know Buttercup is dying to smash a soda machine over this thug’s head in The Powerpuff Girls: Him and Seek for the Game Boy Advance!