Level 99 Axe Rage

Zombies! Axe murder! Soda machines! Level 99 Axe Rage is so metal. Thanks for the screenshot, Pablo!
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

Zombies! Axe murder! Soda machines! Level 99 Axe Rage is so metal. Thanks for the screenshot, Pablo!



What’s it going to take to score an eiyo drink in Magic Knight Rayearth for the Sega Saturn? Thanks for the tip, baobeilian!

It’s a scientific fact that kids need caffeine, so it’s a good thing there’s a soda machine outside the schoolhouse in The Nations (a.k.a. Die Völker II), a 2001 RTS. Thanks for the submission, Loser Antbear!

Evil Vending Machine is a browser game that showcases soft drinks that resemble — but are legally distinct from — Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, and Red Bull!

Thanks, Pablo!

Splinter Cell’s Chinh Cola machines are already in the archive, but this exceedingly cool Cool Cola machine is a new addition. Thanks, Darren!

Stock up on science-fantasy healing beverages from this vending machine in Tales of Symphonia. Thanks for the submission, Annie!

Purchase a can of ZAP soda from the Value-Rep Nanite-Driven Replicators aboard the Von Braun in System Shock 2. Be sure to hack the replicator first to save a few nanites!

ZAP soda: nutritious, invigorating, delicious, energizing, wow. Thanks, FranziskaVKarma21!

Somebody wake up the amphibious protagonist of Kero Blaster and get some caffeine into him. There’s work to be done! Thanks for the screenshot, FranziskaVKarma21!

This vending machine from Spy Fox 3: Operation Ozone is a bit of a conundrum. It dispenses “canned laughter,” which is essentially a spy gadget disguised as a can of soda. But, it makes a PFFT! sound when opened and sloshes around like there’s liquid inside… so I’m counting it!

Thanks, dj gossip cop!

Soda, water, beer — this vending machine from Gridberd has it all! There’s even a button to summon a limousine. Thanks for the screenshot, LumberPile!