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Cyberleek reportedly released a four-minute video said to show snippets of GTA VI's final missions, then announced the leaks stop "for now" after their memecoin crashed. No 200GB build is coming.
A five-minute clip shows a naked Lucia driving, robbing someone at an ATM and parachuting off a roof. It looks like a dev menu, not the retail game, and the leaker's real product is a crypto coin.
The leaker behind this week's GTA VI gameplay dump says a full story build goes out at a $30 million market cap unless Take-Two ships physical disks and apologizes. It smells like a crypto pump.
The GTA VI leaker who went quiet in late August has posted a new video with first-person gameplay, racing, nude characters and cutscenes full of story spoilers. Take-Two is already taking it down.
Take-Two filed a narrower, sealed DMCA subpoena request against Discord on August 28 in its search for the GTA VI leakers. PC Gamer reports that Judge Andrew L. Carter has granted it.
Cyberleek posted 4 minutes 38 seconds of Lucia's GTA VI prologue, the biggest story spoiler so far, just hours after Rockstar called the leaks heartbreaking. A crypto coin is involved, of course.
Rockstar Games has issued an official statement on last week's GTA VI gameplay leaks: heartbreaking for the team, but tomorrow's Netflix reveal and the November 19 release stay put.
Cyberleek's new GTA VI clip comes with a paid crypto poll on a Lucia prologue and a request for fans dressed as leeks outside Take-Two. Nothing official confirms it, and Rockstar still says nothing.
Obbe Vermeij, who worked on every GTA from GTA 3 to The Ballad of Gay Tony, says the CyberLeek clips are a tiny blip and nowhere near as bad as Hot Coffee.
Cyberleek's seventh clip carries on from the hypercar footage, then ends at a strip club in Port Gellhorn. Take-Two has sent subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord and still hasn't stopped it.
According to Bloomberg, Rockstar isn't moving the GTA VI gameplay reveal on Netflix, even though the game has leaked again. The leaker known as Cyberleek still hasn't been identified.
Take-Two filed a DMCA subpoena request to find out who is behind the CyberLeek name. Microsoft and Discord have until September 4 to hand over records, and meanwhile a sixth leaked video has appeared.
