Panic!

A reviewer once referred to Panic! (a.k.a. SWITCH) for the Sega CD as a game “for people on drugs, by people on drugs.” I can’t imagine why.

Thanks, @AmayirotAkago! [Source]
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

A reviewer once referred to Panic! (a.k.a. SWITCH) for the Sega CD as a game “for people on drugs, by people on drugs.” I can’t imagine why.

Thanks, @AmayirotAkago! [Source]

Travel back in time to the ’80s with these soda machines from “Zombies in Spaceland” mode in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. [Source]

Enjoy a Cool Drink machine in Dead Rising 3! The same vending machine pops up again in Dead Rising 4…

Witness intrepid photo journalist Frank West (in his festive holiday sweater) as he dashes past the Cool Drink machine. He’s covered wars, you know.

Wikipedia assures me that some people refer to soft drinks as “tonic,” so I guess this tonic, water, and juice machine from Warface merits inclusion. Thanks, Sullivan!

This random Matt guy from The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land appears to have stolen Daryl’s crossbow. And his stringy hair. He’ll probably steal all the sodas in those drink machines, too. Matt is the worst. Thanks for the screenshots, @jmbarnes1987!

Quaff a refreshing Colt Cola in cyberpunk shooter Hard Reset. Thanks for the tip, @BookishGamer!

Advancing past a pair of Spirit Cola vending machines in Spec Ops: The Line!

Yet another Perk-a-Cola from Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. This time we have the cloyingly sweet Deadshot Daiquiri!

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!