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== Description == | == Description == | ||
In GTA San Andreas, 24/7 stores are well spread all over [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. While nearly all 24-7 outlets tend to bear distinctive exteriors, even disguising themselves under other store name (i.e. [[Roboi's Food Mart]] and the [[69¢ Store]]), all 24/7 tend to share a common series of interiors, which feature combination of store shelves that cycle with each visitation; despite being common and featuring interiors, the stores has very limited interactivity as players can only purchase food or drinks from [[Vending Machines|vending machines]] as well as play [[Arcade Games|arcade cabinet-based video games]]. Unlike many fast food outlets in the game, 24/7 are not marked on the game's map or [[radar]]. | In GTA San Andreas, 24/7 stores are well spread all over [[San Andreas in GTA III Era|San Andreas]]. While nearly all 24-7 outlets tend to bear distinctive exteriors, even disguising themselves under other store name (i.e. [[Roboi's Food Mart]] and the [[69¢ Store]]), all 24/7 tend to share a common series of interiors, which feature combination of store shelves that cycle with each visitation; despite being common and featuring interiors, the stores has very limited interactivity as players can only purchase food or drinks from [[Vending Machines|vending machines]] as well as play [[Arcade Games|arcade cabinet-based video games]]. Unlike many fast food outlets in the game, 24/7 are not marked on the game's map or [[radar]]. | ||
24/7 stores are also featured in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, but are not interactive. However, billboards advertising the store and its products can be seen, and its logo appears on some [[Steed]] (GTA IV) and [[Yankee]] (GTA Chinatown Wars) trucks. | 24/7 stores are also featured in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, but are not interactive. However, billboards advertising the store and its products can be seen, and its logo appears on some [[Steed]] (GTA IV) and [[Yankee]] (GTA Chinatown Wars) trucks. | ||
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File:24-7-GTAIV-HoveBeach-exterior.jpg| | File:24-7-GTAIV-HoveBeach-exterior.jpg|Masterson Street and Wappinger Avenue, [[Hove Beach]], [[Broker]]. | ||
File:24-7-GTAIV-DowntownBroker-exterior.jpg| | File:24-7-GTAIV-DowntownBroker-exterior.jpg|Montauk Avenue, [[Downtown Broker]]. | ||
File:24-7-GTAIV-Schottler.jpg| | File:24-7-GTAIV-Schottler.jpg|Cassidy Street and Wenrohronon Avenue, [[Schottler]], [[Broker]] (abandoned). | ||
File:24-7-GTAIV-NorthernGardens-exterior.jpg| | File:24-7-GTAIV-NorthernGardens-exterior.jpg|Leavenworth Avenue, [[Northern Gardens]], [[Bohan]] (behind the Northern Gardens police station and [[Bohan Medical & Dental Center]]). | ||
File:24-7-GTAIV-StarJunction-exterior.jpg| | File:24-7-GTAIV-StarJunction-exterior.jpg|Frankfort Avenue and Kunzite Street, [[Star Junction]], [[Algonquin]]. | ||
File:24-7-GTAIV-Northwood-exterior.jpg|Frankfort | File:24-7-GTAIV-Northwood-exterior.jpg|Frankfort Avenue and Wardite Street, [[Northwood]], Algonquin. | ||
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* The 24-7 logo in GTA San Andreas bears a resemblance to the real life store 7-Eleven's logo. The only differences are of course the words in the logo, and the foreground and background words' shades of color are inverted; the real 7-Eleven logo also has a slightly darker shade of green in the background. Textures name for 24-7 outlets in GTA San Andreas also incorporate "7_11" or "711", lending additional proof that the chain is based on 7-Eleven. These design traits were partially abandoned from GTA IV onwards, featuring a more unique retro-like design, as well as the addition of the color yellow into the logo. | * The 24-7 logo in GTA San Andreas bears a resemblance to the real life store 7-Eleven's logo. The only differences are of course the words in the logo, and the foreground and background words' shades of color are inverted; the real 7-Eleven logo also has a slightly darker shade of green in the background. Textures name for 24-7 outlets in GTA San Andreas also incorporate "7_11" or "711", lending additional proof that the chain is based on 7-Eleven. These design traits were partially abandoned from GTA IV onwards, featuring a more unique retro-like design, as well as the addition of the color yellow into the logo. | ||
* In Grand Theft Auto IV, there is an abandoned outlet in [[Schottler]]<!--yellow building at corner of Wenrohronon Avenue and Cassidy Street-->. Unlike most stores, the name is spelled out; however, like the shuttered [[Burger Shot]] store in Cerveza Heights, the sign is missing letters and the "e" in "Twenty" is hanging upside-down, resembling an "a". In a reference to Rockstar's crude humour, the resulting sign spells out "Twat Furs". | * In Grand Theft Auto IV, there is an abandoned outlet in [[Schottler]]<!--yellow building at corner of Wenrohronon Avenue and Cassidy Street-->. Unlike most stores, the name is spelled out; however, like the shuttered [[Burger Shot]] store in Cerveza Heights, the sign is missing letters and the "e" in "Twenty" is hanging upside-down, resembling an "a". In a reference to Rockstar's crude humour, the resulting sign spells out "Twat Furs". | ||
* 24/7 also appears in its GTA Vice City form in [[Manhunt]], another video game developed by [[Rockstar North]]. | * 24/7 also appears in its GTA Vice City form in [[Manhunt]], another video game developed by GTA developer [[Rockstar North]]. | ||
[[Category:Businesses in GTA San Andreas]] | [[Category:Businesses in GTA San Andreas]] | ||