Persona 5 is still a few months away from its worldwide release, but it appears to have soda machines to spare!
Here’s another shot:
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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days
A cheerful soda machine from Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days! [Source]
Wanted: Weapons of Fate
Be careful not to hit that soda machine while you’re curving bullets through the air in Wanted: Weapons of Fate! [Source]
Mega Man Battle Network
Mega Man Battle Network asks the age-old question, “Is a soda machine without any soda still a soda machine?” Answer: Yes, of course it is.
NightCry
With all the enticing soda machines on board NightCry’s cruise ship, you can almost overlook the constant murders. Speaking of murders…
Marvel Heroes 2016
The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl stumbles across some soda machines in Marvel Heroes 2016!
Total Overdose: A Gunslinger’s Tale in Mexico
In addition to encountering exotic soda machines in Total Overdose, you can also unlock something called Total Viking Power!
Retro City Rampage
A pop machine near the entrance of Retro City Rampage’s STF University!
Brute Force
You rarely see Not-Pepsi and Not-Coke vending machines side by side, but here they are in arcade beat-’em-up Brute Force. [Source]
Crime Lab: Body of Evidence
I was creeping around an abandoned movie theater in Crime Lab: Body of Evidence for the DS when I discovered this City Cola vending machine. Or is that City Coola?
X-COM: Enforcer
A pair of soda machines amidst the chaos of X-COM: Enforcer!
Rockman DASH (Beta)
Mega Man pauses to consider a soda machine in the Mega Man Legends/Rockman DASH beta. Apparently, it was distributed as a demo to members of the Capcom Friendly Club in August 1997. Capcom ultimately went with a different design for the final release.
Contract J.A.C.K.
A soda pop machine from No One Lives Forever spin-off Contract J.A.C.K.!
As an added bonus, here are some Czechoslovakian beer vending machines from the game.
Ian’s Eyes
Nothing brightens up a creepy zombie school like this soda machine from survival horror bark-’em-up Ian’s Eyes.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (DOS and Amstrad CPC)
Subtle differences in the Spring soda machine from the DOS (top) and Amstrad CPC (bottom) versions of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. For further reference, see the Amiga and Commodore 64 versions. Thanks, @dosnostalgic!