Rakuen
Life is tough for a dog on the streets in Rakuen, a fantastical role-playing adventure.
Author: decafjedi
Tomb Raider Chronicles
This Marquee Cola machine appears in the beta version of Tomb Raider Chronicles. It was replaced by a FizWiz Cola machine in the final release. Curiously, the same Marquee branding also appears in V.I.P. for the PlayStation 2. [Source]
Minority Report: Everybody Runs
Captain John Anderton, I’m placing you under arrest for the future vandalism of this soda machine from Minority Report: Everybody Runs for the PS2.
See? The precogs are never wrong.
V.I.P.
V.I.P. for the PlayStation 2 (based on the Pamela Anderson television series of the same name) combines on-rails shooting with quick time event combat in a way that almost works. That said, Marquee Premium Cool is an above-average fictional soda name.
The Mini-Skirt Police
The Mini-Skirt Police for PlayStation 2 does exactly what it says on the tin — with the added bonus of vending machines!
Headhunter
If Headhunter for the PS2 has taught me anything, it’s that nothing washes away the pain of a brutally unforgiving stealth shooter like an ice-cold Sunny. I have no idea why the vending machine is only four feet tall.
Just for fun, here’s an advertisement for Must Power Drink that appear on Headhunter’s loading screens.
Kim Possible: What the Switch?
Kim’s hunt for the nefarious Professor Dementor leads her to Japan and this lineup of stylized soda machines in Kim Possible: What’s the Switch? for the PlayStation 2.
Justice League Heroes
I guess you could say Martian Manhunter is really J’onzz-ing for a soda in this screenshot from Justice League Heroes for the PlayStation 2.
Persona 4 Golden
After writing 1,650 of these blurbs to accompany screenshots here at The Video Game Soda Machine Project, I can appreciate the simplicity of “found a vending machine.” Thanks, Tikhon!
Aliens: Colonial Marines
It seems some of the AI problems that have dogged Aliens: Colonial Marines since its 2013 release were the result of a single typo in an INI file. Sadly, fixing a few typos isn’t enough to liven up the game’s utilitarian vending machines.