Updated
Updated · Polygon · Aug 20
Cyberleek Publishes 4 GTA 6 Clips, Threatening More Over Digital-Only Release
Updated
Updated · Polygon · Aug 20

Cyberleek Publishes 4 GTA 6 Clips, Threatening More Over Digital-Only Release

3 articles · Updated · Polygon · Aug 20

Summary

  • A new two-minute GTA 6 clip appeared Wednesday, followed later by a fourth video showing Jason stabbing a policeman, as Cyberleek escalated its leak campaign.
  • Cyberleek says it is protesting Take-Two's no-disc release plan, the future of digital ownership, and GTA 6's $100 Ultimate Edition, warning it will keep leaking footage unless plans change.
  • Take-Two has spent the past day pulling the videos from uploads, but the clips keep spreading and fueling debate over melee combat, the six-star Wanted system and the game's visuals.
  • Evidence cited by Kotaku suggests the footage is at least a year old, meaning the Nov. 19 release could differ sharply from what viewers are judging now.
  • Stop Killing Games has distanced itself from Cyberleek, calling the leaks illegal and destructive and noting the group is also using the campaign to promote cryptocurrency and a memecoin.

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