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Treat yourself to a refreshingly addictive Narcola in superhero MMO Champions Online!
This next one isn’t nearly as exciting as Narcola, but then again, what is?
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The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

Treat yourself to a refreshingly addictive Narcola in superhero MMO Champions Online!
This next one isn’t nearly as exciting as Narcola, but then again, what is?
[Source]

Did you forget about this soda machine from Total Recall on the Commodore 64? Well, the Video Game Soda Machine Project can remember it for you wholesale!


Pain Train is a game about killing zombies in a subway station, but here’s the kicker: the protagonist is actually named Pain Train. Like, that’s his name. Anyway, the game has a couple of soda machines.

Play with Gilbert is a “children’s sandbox game where the goal is to find all the other kitties and become the leader of the pack.” Needless to say, there’s a soda machine. Thanks, Pablo!

MobyGames describes Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Call of the Siren as an “unlicensed erotic fangame.” I don’t know about all that, but it definitely has soda machines!

Intelligence estimates indicate a 100% probability of a soda machine popping up in CIA Operative: Solo Missions, a 2001 shooter for Windows.

Thanks to Ángel for finding this post-apocalyptic Coca-Cola machine in After the War for the Atari ST!

Avoid skater punks and chug soda as you fight your way through Dinosaurs for Hire on the Sega Genesis!

Razor Freestyle Scooter for the N64 is basically a Tony Hawk game with handlebars, but I dig the Fluid soda machine.

Check out Mr. Cool, casually leaning against a pop machine like it’s no big deal that a giant lizard is destroying his city in Rampage World Tour for the Nintendo 64.