Take-Two Seeks Microsoft and Discord Data Over GTA VI Leaks
Take-Two Interactive has sought data from Microsoft and Discord as it attempts to identify the person or people behind fresh Grand Theft Auto VI leaks ahead of the game’s November release.
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Take-Two Interactive has sought data from Microsoft and Discord as it attempts to identify the person or people behind fresh Grand Theft Auto VI leaks ahead of the game’s November release.
Apparent Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay clips and a map image have spread online, but the material remains unverified and the group claiming responsibility has weakened its own credibility with a fundraising campaign.
Fired Rockstar workers are asking Grand Theft Auto VI fans to support a legal fund rather than boycott the game, shifting the campaign towards sustained backing for workplace organising.
Netflix’s reported willingness to allow commentary and reactions during Grand Theft Auto VI’s six-hour preview window could turn a controlled exclusive into a broader live-streaming event, while leaving copyright enforcement in Rockstar Games’ hands.
Take-Two says demand for Grand Theft Auto VI has exceeded anything it has previously seen, but it has withheld the figures needed to judge the commercial scale of the game’s pre-order campaign.