THE iDOLM@STER ONE FOR ALL
I don’t entirely understand the idol management genre, but I know one thing: THE iDOLM@STER ONE FOR ALL for the PlayStation 3 delivers on drink machines.
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MiniCopter: Adventure Flight
Don’t be alarmed! The soft drink machine in these screenshots only seems gigantic because the RC chopper is so tiny in MiniCopter: Adventure Flight for the Wii. Thanks for the screenshots, Matt!
Hotel Dusk: Room 215
This soda and snack machine from Hotel Dusk: Room 215 for the Nintendo DS truly is a bachelor’s best friend. It’s a little difficult to make out, but the bottom row promises “Cold Drink,” and there’s a Coca-Cola logo visible among the pixelated offerings. Thanks for the screenshot, Chris!
American Corporation
This Caine Classic machine is from American Corporation, an unreleased game from the team that when on to found Demiurge Studios. The drink selection includes Caine, Diet Caine, Shite, and Mountain Goo. Thanks to the fine folks over at Lost Astronaut Games for sending these screenshots my way!
Otaku’s Fantasy
This screenshot from Otaku’s Fantasy is a dream come true for a soda machine nerd like me! [Source]
LoveKami: Healing Harem
Stroll down the streets of Kamimori City and enjoy a refreshing soda in LoveKami: Healing Harem.
GiriGiri Paradise
From what I gather, “girigiri” translates to “just barely.” With pixel-tastic soda machines like these, I feel like that’s selling GiriGiri Paradise for the PC-98 a little short. [Source]
Gal*Gun
The character on the right seems positive ecstatic about that soda machine in the background in Gal*Gun for the PlayStation 3.
Mega Man Zero 3
In 2004, Capcom released packs of Mega Man Zero 3 modification cards in Japan. Using these cards with the Game Boy Advance’s e-Reader unlocked special in-game features. For instance, one of of cards replaced the computer in Ciel’s laboratory with a soda machine.
In case you’re curious, here’s the modification card in question…
Habbo Clicker
Habbo Clicker is an idle management game based on Habbo Hotel, and what’s a hotel without a stylish wood grain soda machine in the lobby?