We don't have long to wait to see if the leak looks legit, of course the first Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer has a release date: this Tuesday, 5th December at 2pm UK time.ĭeveloper Rockstar announced the news yesterday (1st December), and anticipation is clearly high – within seconds, the studio's post on X/Twitter was already awash with some very enthusiastic responses. Take-Two Interactive has started removing leaked footage of GTA 6 from YouTube and Twitter, in the process seemingly confirming the leaked assets’ legitimacy. We'll keep you posted as and when this story evolves. 'It's possible that the photo being used as evidence is not the son of the employee, or that the source of this leak is from a third-party attempting to pose as such.' Again, if this is true it’s extremely disappointing that this has occurred so close to the official reveal. 'The evidence to suggest the video has come from someone related to the employee in question is fairly convincing.

'There are rumours circulating about Rockstar Games taking down the video - we have yet to see evidence of this. 'We initially planned to make no further comment, but think it is wiser to limit the spread of misinformation,' the site said. Grand Theft Auto 6 videos confirmed to be real in one of the biggest leaks in video game history, gta 6 leaks videos. T8oyT42hSE- DecemTo see this content please enable targeting cookies. In a video posted online, it was spotted that GTA 6 Online could feature 32 players. The latest seems to be about GTA 6 Online. As more time has passed and more is found, keen-eyed fans are spotting things that weren’t noticed at first. In a totally unexpected turn of events, it appears the ‘leaked’ footage has come from the son of a Rockstar Games employee. Grand Theft Auto (GTA) 6 leaks have been happening for a while now, including the major one back in September.

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