Fort Zombie

Zombie games love their soda machines, and this Popzi machine proves that Fort Zombie is no exception.
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

Zombie games love their soda machines, and this Popzi machine proves that Fort Zombie is no exception.

The differences are subtle, but the Sprunk machine model used in Grand Theft Auto IV is distinct from the GTA 5 version that’s already in the archive. Thanks, ReverendTed!

This soda machine from Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 appears to exclusively stock a drink named “SOA.”

If you look behind that guy breakdancing in his boxer briefs, there’s a row of soda machines.

Gunslinger Stratos 2 is an arcade light gun shooter where, as far as I can tell, some kind of anthropomorphic lemon guy stands in front of a row of soda machines.
This soda machine from Call of Duty: Ghosts isn’t the most exciting I’ve seen. Unless the whole “ghosts” thing means that it’s haunted. If so, that’s significantly cooler. Thanks for the screenshot, GinsuVictim!
Sure, the Black Ops series is best known for kooky brands like Juggernog and Speed Cola, but let’s pause for a moment and appreciate these humble generic soda machines. Thanks, JuzAGeek!

I don’t know much about Skyhill beyond the fact that the second floor is home to a soda machine and a terrifying monster.

Coffee machines flank a snack machine in Euro Truck Simulator 2. If you look closely, the middle one stocks a few sodas amongst the snacks. Thanks for the screenshot, ReverendTed!
For extra fun, here’s a vending machine from the RusMap mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2, which adds locations in Russia and Belarus to the game.

Sadly, there’s no way to open the door. We’re forever locked away from the vending machine’s delicious offerings. Thanks for the screenshot, Cornelius!