Backstreet Billiards

Even in the midst of a quest to recover the legendary Hustler’s Cue, there’s still time to stop and admire a vintage soda machine in Backstreet Billiards for the PlayStation 1.
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
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Even in the midst of a quest to recover the legendary Hustler’s Cue, there’s still time to stop and admire a vintage soda machine in Backstreet Billiards for the PlayStation 1.

It’s mostly out of frame, but there’s a soda machine in this scene from Riding Hero for the NEO・GEO! Maybe the perspective is throwing me off, but it seems like cars in the left lane would need to swerve to avoid hitting it.

GraalOnline Era is a baffling Facebook/mobile game that’s supposedly set in the “Al Capone era.” Anyway, Core Cola is a fixture throughout the game.



You’ll need to stay refreshed if you plan to murder your way into the starring role in Director X’s next slasher flick! Here’s another look courtesy of AnTytle…

As someone who frequently attended class in high school wearing a Charles Barkley jersey, I’m pretty psyched to induct these soda machines from Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden.

If there’s one thing I look forward to when I visit New York City, it’s slamming back an ice-cold Fizzie Couke!

Robbing these vending machines would be the heist of the century in getaway driver sim PAKO 2!

The characters in Victorious: Taking the Lead for the Wii are fretting over who will land the starring role in their high school’s production of Romeo and Juliet, but I just want to learn more about Wahoo Punch and Power Soda.

As it turns out, these are remarkably accurate re-creations of vending machines that appeared in actual episodes of the Victorious television series.

Impressive attention to detail, High Voltage Software!

Yo Joe! There’s a cola machine behind the burning crate in this screenshot from G.I. Joe: Attack on Cobra Island, a fan game that reimagines the G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero cartoon as a 1990s Capcom brawler. Now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
Thanks, Jonah!