Movie:Game Over World

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The Over World, formerly known as Game Over World, is a second-hand video game store owned by Garrett Garrison that appears in A Minecraft Movie. Its address is 45 Greenlane Drive.
Layout
Instructions: Detail rest of layout, including shop details and living quarters
Store
The building is situated on the corner of a road, placed between a red fence and concrete wall. The building itself is visibly aged, with old paint, graffiti, and cracks. The first floor is made of a white brick material, while the second floor is painted baby blue, with a large sign of the logo above an awning promoting the store's commodities. Between the front door are two windows, one marked "1989 World Champion", the other with a neon "OPEN" sign amongst a display of collectibles, such as a boombox. Both display the names products available at the store above the practical window, such as DVDs and new games, while below both are what appear to be garbage such as an arcade cabinet for the video game Video Game, several boxes, and a television.
Beside the building is graffiti for the video game Hunk City Rampage, which is also featured within the store itself, alongside the real world video games Defender and Robotron: 2084. Within the store are plentiful displays of various video game consoles such as Game Boys, various peripherals such as the Power Glove, among others. A wood panel counter contains a display of various video game systems. with the LaserScope on a mannequin head on top, behind it a wall almost entirely comprised of Garrett and Garrett's trophies, including his appearance on Time magazine, a caricature of him, and what appears to be a toy of R2-D2.
To the left of the counter is a bookshelf and magazine rack, containing several vintage issues.
Living quarters
History

Game Over World was founded by Garrett Garrison, presumably after his victory at the World Video Game Championship. Upon receiving an eviction notice, Garrett heads to a storage unit auction in search of items to sell at his shop. He wins the auction for Steve's past belongings after being promised an Atari Cosmos, only to find the Orb of Dominance and the Earth Crystal instead.
On his way to his first day of school, Henry briefly stops by at Game Over World and meets Garrett. Henry compliments the shop and Garrett offers him a newly-introduced mentorship service. Henry returns to the shop after an incident at his school and notices the Orb and Crystal on display, which Garrett offers to sell for $9.50. After Henry combines the two into the Earth Cube and the misfits are lead into the Earth Portal, Game Over World is not seen again for a large majority of the film.
After Steve decides to return to Earth with the misfits during the film's epilogue, he becomes a co-owner of the store alongside Garrett. The store is now much more popular and successful, and has since been renamed to The Over World. The group's early-in-development video game, Block City Battle Buddies, is also available for customers to test at the store.
History of appearances
| March 30, 2025 | The store appears in A Minecraft Movie. | ||||||
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| April 8, 2025 | The Over World appears in A MINECRAFT MOVIE The Junior Novelization. | ||||||
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| March 28, 2025 | Game Over World appears as a hub world in A Minecraft Movie DLC. | ||||||
Trivia
- The name Game Over World is a pun on the name Overworld, foreshadowing later events in the film.
- The store's name is actually renamed to The Over World at the end of the film, fully embracing the pun.
- The logo of the business resembles that of Sega, a video game developer that was considered one of the "big two" in the early 1990s console market alongside Nintendo, at the time its main competitor.
- In addition Minecraft previously collaborated with several of Sega's properties prior to the film's release, such as Sonic the Hedgehog and Angry Birds.
- Nintendo is also referenced twice in the shop:
- The cover of an issue of Nintendo Power Flash, the Canadian Nintendo newsletter in the late 80s,[1] features Garrett wearing a Power Glove, displayed on a shelf with many Nintendo consoles.
- The Donkey Kong and Super Mario Bros. board games can be seen on display in the shop.
- The real-world filming location was Helensville Antiques in Helensville, New Zealand.[2]
Gallery
Screenshots
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Garrett beside the Hunk City Rampage graffiti. -

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Garrett removing his shades dramatically. -

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Garrett playing the video game Hunk City Rampage inside the store. -

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Natalie and Henry driving past Game Over World with a "Move It Yourself" module. -
Garrett and his history in the store. -
"Any questions?" -
"Yeah, quite a few, actually."
Production images
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Garrett flexing in the store. -
Garrett holding up a cardboard cutout of himself. -
Several of Garrett's trophies from 1989.
In other media
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The exterior as it appears in A Minecraft Movie DLC. -
Several of the Minecraft default skins in the store. -
A white hat featuring the business logo. -
Ditto, but black. -
A child wearing the cap. -
Another child wearing the hat. -
The back of the cap.
Videos
References
- ↑ "Nintendo power Flash Magazine @ VideoGameObsession.com (c) Matthew Henzel" by Matthew Henzel – Video Game Obsession.
- ↑ "NZ-shot Minecraft movie offers fun for kids and adults". The New Zealand Herald. April 2, 2025
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