
The soft drink machine in this screenshot from Shoujo City is the main attraction (obviously), but that frozen watermelon cone from the ice cream machine looks delicious!
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The soft drink machine in this screenshot from Shoujo City is the main attraction (obviously), but that frozen watermelon cone from the ice cream machine looks delicious!

If I assigned ratings to soda machines here at The Video Game Soda Machine Project, this one from Rainbow Six Siege would easily earn a full five out of five stars.
I can’t be certain, but this second vending machine looks like it probably sold snacks and not soda. Still, it’s just too adorable not to post.

Thanks for the screenshots, ReverendTed!

We only get a side view of this soft drink machine from THE iDOLM@STER Platinum Stars, but that’s better than no soft drink machine at all. Thanks, SalarymanDaishi!

Canny the robot encounters a dilapidated cold drinks machine in Scrap Garden, a post-apocalyptic puzzle platformer. Thanks for sending this in, Cornelius!

It’s not a bad soda machine, per se, but ArctiCola pales in comparison to the Zombie Zoda machines found elsewhere in Alcatraz: Prison Escape. Thanks for the screenshot, Albert!

This wacky vending machine from Card City Nights 2 not only talks, but also boasts a C: prompt and WASD controls!

In addition to repairing gear, this vending machine from DC Universe Online also dispenses Soder Cola. Thanks for the screenshot, chipzes!

Secret agent Harry Tasker pauses in front of a drink machine in True Lies for the Sega Genesis! You can compare this with the SNES version that’s already in the archive.

Amazing Katamari Damacy, the new roll ’em up for Android and iOS, reminds us that trippy cosmic soda machines are the best soda machines. Thanks for the screenshot, Jonah!

Roll over stuff — including this soda machine — and add it to your ever-expanding sphere of clutter in Sticky Rolls, a Katamari-inspired mobile game. Thanks, Jonah!

The soda machine in the DOS port of Batman Forever: The Arcade Game gets a slightly different paint job than what’s seen in other versions of the game.

Sure, there’s an asteroid speeding toward Earth in Can You Escape – Armageddon, but I’d prefer to focus on this excellent Walrus Soda vending machine. Walrus Soda—the only soda made for, by, and from walruses!

Courtesy of IwanPlays, it’s a pair of Sir Brahnd soda machines from Intruder, a team-based stealth shooter by Superboss Games. Sir Brahnd — the choice of the Brush Script MT generation!™

Hakaioh: King of Crusher is a PlayStation game about a Japanese salary man who’s bitten by an alien insect and transformed into a ferocious rage monster. This screenshot was captured by Obscure Video Games, the perfect Tumblr for all your weird video game needs. Click through for a full-on animated soda machine beatdown.

Juicy Raccoon soda is back and juicier than ever in Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles!