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GTA 6 leaker threatens to upload a build with 'full story mode'

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GTA 6 leaker threatens to upload a build with 'full story mode'

Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker Cyberleek has been uploading footage of the upcoming game since August, with the most recent video showing co-protagonist Jason in a state of undress. With the November 19 release date for GTA 6 on consoles just around the corner, Cyberleek is now attempting to generate interest by threatening to leak a full build of the game if their memecoin's market cap increases by an additional $26 million.

The leaker claims that if their memecoin reaches $30 million in market value, they will release the complete story mode, including the credits. Take-Two Interactive has two options to prevent this: either release the game on physical disks and issue a public apology, or risk believing Cyberleek's bluff. The publisher's decision to release GTA 6 physically and apologize seems unlikely, but it does align with Cyberleek's past behavior.

Cyberleek has previously accessed a playable build of the game, as evidenced by a previous leak where the word "LEEK" was blasted onto a wall. However, playing an early version of GTA 6 on PC might not be the ideal gaming experience. As for the author, they are eagerly anticipating GTA 6, looking forward to catching up on other releases like "The Blood of Dawnwalker" and "Hellraiser" during the slower November month.

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