Far Cry

In addition to genetically engineering horrific mutant creatures, Far Cry’s Dr. Krieger also dabbles in soft drinks!
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In addition to genetically engineering horrific mutant creatures, Far Cry’s Dr. Krieger also dabbles in soft drinks!

A Jam Cola machine adorns the menu screens of Wincars Racer. Even better, the developer (DragonJam Studios) was kind enough to send me concept art of the soda machine!


Come on, shake your body, baby, and enjoy a refreshing soda in Conga Master. Thanks, @chris_probably!

Even sci-fi secret agents need their caffeine. Luckily, there’s no shortage of soda machines in Cosmic Star Heroine. Thanks, Keith!

I wonder if this vending machine from Super Back to the Future 2 for the Super Famicom sells Pepsi Free.

I bet you saw this coming, but here’s a funky soda machine from That’s So Raven: Psychic on the Scene for the Nintendo DS!
Speaking of things that are so Raven, there are some cylindrical shapes on the lower shelves of this vending machine from That’s So Raven for the Game Boy Advance that I’m willing to accept as soda cans. Thanks for spotting this one, Jonah!


It’s a soda machine from Legends of Heropolis, a mobile game about teenagers with attitudes who are legally distinct from the Power Rangers!

♫ Snacks to the left of me, sodas to the right. Here I am, stuck in the middle with Reservoir Dogs for the PS2. ♫
Thanks, Jonah!

This placeholder model from the Half-Life 2 Beta is perfect, because nothing says “dystopian future” like Pepsi winning the Cola Wars.
While we’re at it, this wood grain soda machine model also appeared in pre-release versions of Half-Life 2. [Source]


It’s a soda machine from Homey D. Clown, an adventure game for DOS starring In Living Color’s surliest clown! For what it’s worth, Homey D. Clown was ranked #5 in Computer Gaming World’s list of the Worst Games of All Time back in 1996.