Jack Black taking over the world of video game movies isn't enough? One modder thought so, too. While the Hollywood icon gears up to play Steve in A Minecraft Movie, his unmistakable voice has already made its way into the game – thanks to some creative modding magic.

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When a world loads, you'll hear Jack Black exclaim "Steve" as only he can, likewise when you toss out the "Crafting Table." A follow-up clip also shows "The Nether" and "The Overworld" in the sultry tones of the lead singer from that band Tenacious D. When it's ready to roll, it'll be published on the creator's Modrinth page.

As the upcoming Minecraft film creeps closer, one modder has found a creative way to blur the lines between film and game. By adding Jack Black's voice to Minecraft, players can now feel even closer to the one who calls himself Steve (via GamesRadar ).

A Minecraft Movie stars Black as Steve, an expert crafter who "yearns for the mines" and ends up leading a ragtag group of unlikely heroes (Danielle Brooks, Myers, Sebastian Eugene Hansen, and Jason Momoa) through the Overworld: a bizarre, cubic wonderland that thrives on imagination (and wolves and swords and zombies).

One fan has modded Jack Black's dialogue from the Minecraft movie trailer into the game itself. He'll say such iconic phrases as... "STEVE". Or "Crafting Table". Over and over and over again. Alternatively,

The voice of Jack Black as Steve will reach our ears, even before the actual release date of the Minecraft Movie from which this all spawned. The actual Minecraft movie comes out