Girls X Battle

It’s a shame to see Girls X Battle sully the the good name of vending machines as part of a freemium microtransaction system.
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

It’s a shame to see Girls X Battle sully the the good name of vending machines as part of a freemium microtransaction system.

There’s a psychotic killer prowling the halls of your high school in The Coma: Cutting Class, but you probably have time for a quick energy drink. Let’s see what the machine has to offer…


Thanks for sending these screenshots, Pablo!

Considering all the product placement in the James Bond films, you’d think the N64 adaptation of The World Is Not Enough could do a little better than a “Wet” soda machine. Thanks for the screenshot, Darren!

You have to play all the way to Level 28 of Fabulous: Angela’s High School Reunion to find these sodas, but it’s totally worth it.

There’s a row of safe-for-work (glowing?) sodas in this vending machine from Porno Studio Tycoon! Let’s take a closer look…


The camera angle isn’t ideal (as is often the case in Resident Evil games), but you can nevertheless spot a Trish vending machine in this screenshot from Resident Evil Outbreak.
Even in the distant future of Run Like Hell, humans require guarana to perform at maximum efficiency. Lucky for us, Bawls is here to help.
In fact, the developers were so stoked about this Bawls machine (or so contractually obligated to feature it) that it showed up in this promotional screenshot for Run Like Hell.
Thanks to Frank Cifaldi of The Video Game History Foundation for tracking down the PR shot!

Kim Hoon delivers a devastating kick in front of a soda machine in Fight Fever for the Neo Geo. Thanks for the screenshot, Pablo!