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Since yesterday, someone calling themselves Cyberleek has posted clips that look like real GTA VI gameplay starring Jason. Rockstar hasn't confirmed anything, but Take-Two's copyright takedowns tell their own story.
A group leaked GTA VI footage, wrapped it in a "gamers' rights" manifesto and attached a memecoin. Stop Killing Games, the movement they seemed to be riding, wants nothing to do with them.
New GTA VI footage leaked today, reportedly including the full map. The name being linked to the leak is CYBERLEEK, whose manifesto demands an apology from Rockstar while it raises money through a crypto coin.
Former Rockstar developers suing the studio have asked fans not to boycott GTA VI. The IWGB union is selling a T-shirt to fund their case, and the final hearing starts in Glasgow in September.
Take-Two's first-quarter results say GTA VI pre-orders have started exceptionally well, without giving numbers. On the earnings call, Strauss Zelnick said discs often "don't really make sense" for big games.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick told IGN that the Grand Theft Auto VI footage premiering on Netflix on August 27 is an extended trailer, and that it reaches Rockstar's YouTube channel six hours later.
Take-Two's latest quarterly report brought no new delay: Grand Theft Auto VI is still set to launch on November 19, 2026.
The IWGB union says more than 30 UK Rockstar staff were fired for trade union activity. Take-Two says it was gross misconduct and nothing else.
On its Q4 earnings call on May 16, Take-Two changed its forecasts to reflect a fall 2025 launch window for Grand Theft Auto VI. Earlier guidance said only calendar 2025.
Rockstar Games says an unauthorized third party got into its systems and downloaded confidential data, including early development footage of the next Grand Theft Auto. The company says work continues as planned.
