24/7 (also written as 24-7, 247 and formerly 24-Seven and Twenty Four Seven) is a chain of convenience stores featured in the 3D Universe and HD Universe of the Grand Theft Auto series. The store is also featured in Rockstar North's Manhunt series.
Description[]
3D Universe[]
GTA Vice City and Manhunt[]
In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City and Manhunt, 24/7 stores double as part of the Calleggi Delicatessen Restaurant. A sign reading "24 (Squirt) 7" ("24 (Sprunk) 7" in Manhunt) can be found hung alongside the restaurant signs.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[]
24/7 stores are widely spread throughout San Andreas. While nearly all 24/7 outlets tend to have distinctive exteriors, some even operating under alternate names (i.e. Roboi's Food Mart, P Hat Liquor and the 69¢ Store), all branches have closely related interiors, which feature a combination of store shelves that cycle with each visit. Originally, it was possible to rob 24/7 stores, but this feature was removed from the final version of the game. Unlike other businesses in the game, 24/7 stores are not marked on the game's map or radar.
The 24/7 logo in GTA San Andreas closely resembles 7-Eleven's logo. The main distinctions lie in the wording and the colors used for the numbers; additionally, the real 7-Eleven logo features a slightly darker green background. Texture names for 24-7 outlets also incorporate "7_11" or "711"; The interior logo of 24/7 is different, and is colored white, yellow and blue, perhaps being a beta design of the logo.
Despite their frequent locations and enterable interiors, the stores have limited interactivity. beyond providing the ability to purchase food or drinks from vending machines. The 24/7 stores serve no storyline-related or 100% completion purpose in GTA San Andreas.
HD Universe[]
24/7 stores are reintroduced in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, but they are non-enterable. The logo's design traits from GTA San Andreas were partially abandoned from GTA IV onward, featuring a unique and more retro-like design, as well as the addition of the color orange into the logo. Billboards advertising the store and its products can be seen, and the logo appears on some Steed and Yankee trucks in GTA IV and GTA Chinatown Wars, respectively. They are one of the official sponsors of the CNT program I'm Rich in GTA IV. There are two ATMs at the Star Junction and another two at The Exchange branch.
A closed down 24 hour Mini Mart can be found in Schottler under the "Twenty Four Seven" name, featuring the same color scheme as 24/7, with some colored letters missing and one letter turned upside down, making it read "Twat FurS", another example of Rockstar's numerous sexual innuendos.
The chain reappears in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, with certain locations now accessible, including some near gas stations. However, not all 24/7 stores can be entered. The player can buy three types of confectionery (Ego Chaser, P’s & Q’s and Meteorite) at the shop counter to restore their health, or use the ECola and Sprunk machines located next to the counter. The player is able to shoplift their product of choice, resulting in a one-star wanted level.
In Grand Theft Auto Online, snacks, drinks, and cigarettes purchased from 24/7 stores are added to the player's inventory rather than immediately consumed, allowing the player to use them at a later time.
Robbing a store[]
Main article: Robberies
In Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online, enterable 24/7s can also be robbed for money. The player has to threaten the shopkeeper by pointing a weapon at him. The player can intimidate the shopkeeper by aiming a gun at his head, forcing him to empty the till faster. This can also be done by shooting at the products behind the counter, or, in GTA Online, speaking into (or generating other noise toward) the mic. The cash registers can also be shot directly to release the money inside.
If by any chance, the player enters any convenience store and there is no clerk, the player can shoot both tills, take the money and will not get any wanted level.
Influence[]
24/7 is based on the 7-Eleven convenience store chain.
Locations[]
Grand Theft Auto IV[]
- The Downtown store appears to be based on 408-416 Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn.
Interiors[]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[]
An interior of a 24/7 in GTA San Andreas.
In GTA San Andreas, 24/7 stores use a total of three different interiors internally named "X7_11S", "X711S2" and "X7_11B". X7_11S and X7_11B, which are used for all but one 24/7 store, occupy a smaller area and features the aforementioned vending machines and arcade games. However, X711S2, which is linked to the west Mulholland, Los Santos outlet, features a moderately deep interior but has no vending machine or arcade cabinet, rendering that outlet useless in gameplay.
There are additionally three unused 24/7 interiors, "X711S3", "X7_11C" and "X7_11D", that are only accessible via in the interior realm. X7_11C is designed as a moderately large interior; X711S3 and X7_11D are the two largest 24/7 interiors, with X7_11D bearing a unique L-shaped floorplan.
The interiors tend to feature a clerk manning the stores' counter, while two to four pedestrians (or customers) are usually found roaming the aisles, uttering unique shopping-related lines, as well as performing animated sequences where they retrieve items from store shelves and interacting with the player only if provoked. Customers may also interact with the store clerk in a short animation, but the customers never leave the store. The store shelves are also fairly detailed, featuring various branded products like Love Juice, Cherry Popper ice-cream or pizzas from Vice City.
Locations[]
3D Universe[]
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[]
Manhunt[]
HD Universe[]
Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars[]
Grand Theft Auto IV[]
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars[]
Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online[]
Products[]
- 24/7-branded products
- Baked Beans
- Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Breakfast Tea
- Peach Halves
- Betta Pharmaceuticals
- Bitch'n' Dog Food
- Briquettes
- Choco Rings
- Cok O Pops
- Crispy Flakes
- Cherenkov Vodka
- Cherry Popper
- Chocolate Chunk
- Raspberry Ripple
- Chocolate Starfish
- Dump Ice Cream Bar
- Ego Chaser Energy Bars
- Facepalm Cosmetics
- Fishy Fingers
- Fishy Stix
- Fresh Milk
- Fud
- Horn Deodorant
- Love Juice
- Meteorite Bar
- Munky Juice
- Orang-O-Tang
- P's & Q's
- Phat Chips
- Old Pissh Draft
- Pizza
- 12" of Pure Joy
- Hot Pizza
- Rusty Brown's Ring Donuts
- Señorio's
- Slick-O-Greese Sex Lard
- Sludgie
- Sopa
- Sprunk
- Sudz
- Sweet Nothings
- Zebra Bar
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
General[]
- In Manhunt, the 24/7 stores share the GTA Vice City logo, although replacing the Squirt logo with the Sprunk logo.
- The BMW M3 GTR GT (E46) in Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012) always appears with one of five liveries applied. The Race livery is likely inspired by this brand's name and colors.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[]
- The stated list of ingredients on the store's own budget "Savings" range is just random gibberish, which could be lampooning the use of artificial ingredients in processed foods.
- San Fierro is the only city in San Andreas that does not have any 24/7s.
- Pedestrians can be seen picking products from shelves and apparently storing them in their pockets, indicating that they are probably shoplifting.
Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online[]
- Outside the 24/7 in Sandy Shores, between one and three cats will always spawn in Grand Theft Auto V (enhanced version only).
- Many times when the player enters the store, the clerk says things like "We have cameras, just so you know" or "I'll be watching you", specifically a Chinese clerk.
- If the player is attacked by an NPC, they will immediately be told to leave the store and will receive a wanted level. It is unknown if this is an oversight or not.