Mizuiro
Yes! It’s a pair of Coke vending machines from Mizuiro, a visual novel for PlayStation 2 and Dreamcast.
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Summer Resort Mogul
Vacation season is just around the corner, and Summer Resort Mogul has all your beverage needs covered with a pair of soda machines over at the hot dog stand.
The Barbie Diaries: High School Mystery
Someone is out to sabotage the Battle of the Bands, and its up to Barbie to crack the case in The Barbie Diaries: High School Mystery for PC. And where better to launch her investigation than the school’s vending machines? [Source]
Meanwhile, I did some detective work of my own and discovered several sound files from The Barbie Diaries tucked away in a folder on the CD-ROM. Allow me to introduce The Video Game Soda Machine Project’s first Soda Machine Soundscape…
Are you not entertained? Well, what if I threw in a screenshot of some vending machines from the Game Boy Advance port of The Barbie Diaries: High School Mystery?
Clover Heart’s: Looking for Happiness
If you’re searching for true joy in Clover Heart’s: Looking for Happiness for the PlayStation 2, might I recommend those soda machines in the background? [Source]
Gakuen Utopia: Manabi Straight! – Kirakira Happy Festa!
For a visual novel about a not-so-distant future where Earth is on the verge of societal collapse due to decreased birthrates, Gakuen Utopia: Manabi Straight! – Kirakira Happy Festa! for the PlayStation 2 certainly has a cheerful title. Oh, and a soda machine too! [Source]
Triangle Again
Continuing the Video Game Soda Machine Project’s recent deep dive into Japanese visual novels, these soda machines are from Triangle Again, a musical adventure for the PlayStation 2. [Source]
6 Inch My Darling
There’s a drink machine outside your family’s liquor store in 6 Inch My Darling for the Sega Saturn. The game is called 6 Inch My Darling because it stars a tiny fairy named Etosera. No other reason.
Fizzy Frenzy
Fizzy Frenzy, a browser game where you play as a robot working at a soda factory, goes with a vending machine aesthetic for its main menu.
Tokyo Chronos
Genius physicist Yuria Tokogu gleefully speeds past a soda machine in Tokyo Chronos, a VR mystery set in a deserted, frozen-in-time Shibuya. I wish she’d pay closer attention to the road.
I just can’t stay mad at Togoku. [Source]