Well, the official name is actually " Coca-Cola Orange." And it tastes like, wait for it, Coke with orange.

While vacationing in Buenos Aires, Kotaku editor-in-chief Stephen Totilo sampled Coca-Cola Life, a special green-canned version of America's favorite sugar water developed specifically for Argentina and Chile. How does it taste?

My parents are research scientists and their work took us to the US when I was growing up. When we moved back to Hungary, on July 16, 1993, I saved a can of Coke on the plane home. I drank it yesterday.

In Japan, drink machines seem to be everywhere. America also has lots of vending machines. But there's one key difference between the two.

Oh come on. Come on. Who can't taste the difference between Coke and Pepsi? Coke is drier and chocolatey...er. Pepsi is sweeter and ... fizz...ier? For real, there is a complete and total difference between the two soft drinks, one that developers at Double Fine failed to recognize with any consistency. Come on.

Goblins all around me, I be hacking them all up, hacking them all up...

Drink up! Starting this summer, Ubisoft's Raving Rabbids are appearing on Coca-Cola Zero cans in France as part of a "Lapins Crétins" (stupid rabbits) campaign.

Witness the spectacular aftermath of a Coke versus Pepsi "display war" in a California grocery store.

Here's a Coke ad from yesterday's Super Bowl. And it's about...no, not football, but online avatars. Everyone's got 'em! Even inattentive mothers and attractive young models sipping Coke at a bar.