Rockstar finally break silence on "heartbreaking" GTA 6 leak, say it's "unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers"
Rockstar Games have put out a statement publicly acknowledging the ongoing GTA 6 leaks for the first time. Though they and parent company Take-Two have already gotten the ball rolling on hunting down the leaker, the studio had stayed silent in terms of public-facing comms up until now. Read more
Rockstar Games has finally spoken out about the ongoing GTA 6 leaks, expressing their dismay over the situation. The studio acknowledges that the leaks have been heartbreaking for their team, as it wasn't their intention for the game to be seen in this manner after all the hard work and anticipation. They apologize for the delay in sharing more details and official gameplay, explaining that they needed to exceed expectations and deliver a quality product.
While the leaks may impact the intended game experience, Rockstar hopes fans will wait to experience the game on November 19th. They appreciate the support they've received from the community during this challenging time and express their gratitude for being able to create games for their fans. An extended look at GTA 6 will premiere on Netflix tomorrow, August 27th, followed by a YouTube debut six hours later.
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