Les Manley: Lost in L.A.

There’s a soda machine in this seedy lobby from Les Manley: Lost in L.A., the second installment in Accolade’s Leisure Suit Larry wannabe adventure game series. Nice find, @ErnieEaglebeak!
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

There’s a soda machine in this seedy lobby from Les Manley: Lost in L.A., the second installment in Accolade’s Leisure Suit Larry wannabe adventure game series. Nice find, @ErnieEaglebeak!

Tie a flannel around your waist, travel back to 1996, and enjoy a refreshing soda in Clandestine. Thanks, @Sarcasmotron500!

In addition to the soda machines in Tokyo Beat Down for the Nintendo DS, there’s a phone booth—just in case anyone wants to start a Video Game Phone Booth Project.

The soda machine in the Genesis release of Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon isn’t quite as exciting as the arcade version, but it gets the job done.

As Kick-Ass 2 illustrates, you can’t have a proper game room without a soda machine or two.


Special Cola from The Last of Us was already in the archive, but Pacifica and Aqua-Lime are brand-new additions. Thanks, Mark!

Casually choking a dude in Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction against a backdrop of soda machines.

Claire pauses in front of a vintage Valentine Rosso soda machine (presumably named for Jill Valentine and RE3’s Dario Rosso) in Resident Evil – Code: Veronica X!

So, I guess a giant wizard guy smashed a hole in the wall of an airport terminal in Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds? Maybe to grab a soda?