Rockstar Games breaks silence on Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks
Summary
Rockstar Games has responded to leaked videos of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6 game, calling the leaks upsetting for their team and saying this is not how they wanted fans to see the game. The company apologized for slow updates and promised a special preview on Netflix, while also taking legal action against the leaks.Key Facts
- Leaked videos of Grand Theft Auto 6 showing gameplay and story scenes began appearing online last week.
- Rockstar Games said the leaks were "heartbreaking" and not the intended way to reveal the game.
- The company apologized for delays in official updates and promised an upcoming Netflix preview.
- Legal action was started by Rockstar’s parent company, Take Two Interactive, in a New York court to stop the leaks.
- The leaked footage has been removed from social media via copyright claims.
- The group behind the leaks claims they acted for players’ interests but also sought cryptocurrency donations.
- Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled to release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox in November and is expected to be a major game launch.
- Rockstar faces an employment tribunal in Scotland over accusations of unfairly firing workers who tried to form a union, which they deny.
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