Billy Bob’s Huntin’ and Fishin’
Billy Bob’s Huntin’ and Fishin’ for the Game Boy Color features the classic “catch enough soda cans to earn a fishing license” video game trope.
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PlayStation Home
This vending machine appeared in Red Bull’s House of Skate area for the PlayStation Home platform. Input the correct button sequence, and win in-game Red Bull swag!
PlayStation Home’s Namco Arcade Center was also outfitted with an interactive soda machine — situated in a prime spot right next to Pac-Man, no less!
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Red Faction: Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered
This vending machines from Red Faction Guerrilla has been completely re-Mars-tered in the game’s recent re-release. Thanks for the screenshot, Cornelius!
HellMaze
A soda machine rewards parched players with a frosty beverage at the end of each level in HellMaze.
007: NightFire
It’s hard to tell for certain whether this vending machine from 007: NightFire for the Game Boy Advance dispenses sodas, but then again, it’s hard to tell much about anything in this game.
Heavy Fire: Afghanistan
This soda machine offers a fleeting moment of refreshment during the battle to liberate an air base in Heavy Fire: Afghanistan, a 2011 on-rails shooter. Thanks, Chris!
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
When it comes to archiving screenshots of video game soda machines, I stand prepared to answer the Call of Duty. [Source]
Men in Black: The Series – Crashdown
♫ Here come the Men in Black, generic soda assets. ♫
This trio of vending machines is from Men in Black: The Series – Crashdown for the PlayStation.
Splinter Cell
Sam Fisher pauses to admire a cola machine while infiltrating the Georgian Defense Ministry in Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell for the Game Boy Advance.
Citizens: Backwater Affairs
Citizens: Backwater Affairs is an unreleased DOS game from MicroProse that I would clumsily describe as The Sims meets Jones in the Fast Lane. In this screenshot from the demo, you can spot a couple of soda machines at the gas station behind Greasy Joe’s diner.
Thanks for bringing this one to my attention, Anatoly!