Resident Evil Outbreak

The camera angle isn’t ideal (as is often the case in Resident Evil games), but you can nevertheless spot a Trish vending machine in this screenshot from Resident Evil Outbreak.
The Video Game Soda Machine Project
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The camera angle isn’t ideal (as is often the case in Resident Evil games), but you can nevertheless spot a Trish vending machine in this screenshot from Resident Evil Outbreak.

Claire pauses in front of a vintage Valentine Rosso soda machine (presumably named for Jill Valentine and RE3’s Dario Rosso) in Resident Evil – Code: Veronica X!

I think it’s safe to assume that Pinkney Juice from Resident Evil: Degeneration is named after Dave Pinkney, one of the game’s artists.

It’s a soda machines from Resident Evil 6, featuring options like Power Charge and Grape Sour. Thanks, Aidan!

Leon ponders his beverage choices in Resident Evil 2! Perhaps a refreshing Cho-Cho Cola?

The prototype version of Resident Evil 2 (a.k.a. BioHazard/Resident Evil 1.5) featured a Pepsi machine in place of the final release’s generic soda machines. Thanks for the screenshot, @expaja!
While the Coca-Soda machine in the screenshots below wasn’t part of Capcom’s Resident Evil 1.5, dedicated fans patched it in later in their quest to “complete” the prototype.

Zombies, schmombies! I want to know who broke into that soda machine.

Claire pauses near a “Super Cold” soda machine in Resident Evil Code: Veronica X!

Forget about the flesh-eating zombies; check out that soda machine in Resident Evil 2!
Curiously, this soda machine is replaced with a “Regular Coffee” vending machine in certain version of Resident Evil 2. For example, the screenshot below was taken from the “Fourth Survivor” game mode in the Sourcenext Edition of RE2.


Another soda machine in Resident Evil 3! I still haven’t found a screenshot of the elusive ChoCho Cola yet.