Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase

Jinkies! It’s a soda machine from Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase for the Game Boy Advance!
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

Jinkies! It’s a soda machine from Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase for the Game Boy Advance!

After a long day of parkour and zombie-killing in Dying Light, there’s nothing more refreshing than a frosty Jump Drink. Thanks for the screenshot, @Katanasteel1!

Check out this funky vending machine from Gravity Rush 2 on the PlayStation 4. It’s like the TARDIS of soda machines. Thanks for the screenshot, @_Jackalope_!

Tractor in the shop for repairs? Enjoy a Cool Splash soda while you wait. Thanks for the screenshot, @Nicolasie_!

Crossing Souls is still in development, but if this Groke machine is any indication, they seem to be making excellent progress. Thanks for the screenshot, @_Jackalope_!

A pair of vending machines (and a Pac-Man cameo) from Shadow Warrior 2. Thanks for the screenshot, @BookishGamer!

Speaking as someone who has encountered more than his fair share of fictional video game soda brands, I can’t help but respect a simple, nonsensical name like “Cold Riff” from Satellite Reign. Thanks for the screenshot, @Ironicus2000!

This soda machine from Giana Sisters for the Nintendo DS dispenses two-liter bottles of block-destroying soda. Here’s the same machine from the iOS remake:


Splinter Cell’s Chinh Cola is already in the archive, but that SoBe Adrenaline Rush machine is new. Thanks for the screenshot, @4JonahS!

I knew there must be a soda machine hiding somewhere in Final Fantasy XV, and here it is. Thanks for the screenshot, @radvon!

A reviewer once referred to Panic! (a.k.a. SWITCH) for the Sega CD as a game “for people on drugs, by people on drugs.” I can’t imagine why.

Thanks, @AmayirotAkago! [Source]

Travel back in time to the ’80s with these soda machines from “Zombies in Spaceland” mode in Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. [Source]