Hidden Target

I respect a game like Hidden Target (a.k.a. Jonathan Kane: The Protector) that features a soda machine in the very first room of the tutorial level. It makes my job so much easier.
Obsessively Cataloging Video Game "Pop" Culture

I respect a game like Hidden Target (a.k.a. Jonathan Kane: The Protector) that features a soda machine in the very first room of the tutorial level. It makes my job so much easier.

You know, for a game with a flashy title like Megamagic: Wizards of the Neon Age, this is a surprisingly sedate soda machine. Thanks for the screenshot, Cornelius!

Will you choose classic Coma Cola or Coma Cola Xtrem Flavour in cyberpunk RPG E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy?

No wonder senpai doesn’t notice me in Yandere School. He’s too distracted by all the vending machines!

Resolve a hostage crisis in a Dutch train station successfully, and your squad leader might just treat you to a Cool!! soda in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear – Black Thorn.
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If you want a Blast soda from this vending machine in Retro City Rampage, it’s gonna cost ya $15. Just for fun, here’s the same scene in “Super Video Brick” mode…


Cold pop is Ben Affleck’s drink of choice in The Sum of All Fears. Thanks, Darren!

Why do I get the feeling these Coke machines were used without permission? Paranoia 2: Savior also features this austere Soviet-era soda machine.

Thanks for the screenshots, Albert!

You’re the last line of defense against aliens bent on stripping the planet of its precious fried chicken resources in Crispy Chicken. Don’t forget to grab a drink from one of these vending machines to wash down the Colonel’s finest.

Even though Monster Madness Online was canceled during alpha testing, this Jitter Cola machine from the game’s lobby definitely looks ready for prime time!