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12-26-2023, 07:29 AM
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Rockstar is no stranger to leaks, and it seems the company can't even catch a break during the holiday season.
It has been reported that GTA 5's source code has been leaked. According to @GTAFocal, an account that follows all Grand Theft Auto-related news, the contents of the leak aren't new and originated from the massive 2022 GTA 6 leaks (https://www.destructoid.com/missed-the-gta-6-leak-fans-have-created-a-comprehensive-document-on-it/). However, until this point, the data had been shared among private groups alone.
https://twitter.com/GTAFocal/status/1739074940098212158
Though some have been brazen enough to post the content on Twitter, Take-Two Interactive is taking down links leading to the leaks. This isn't the first time Rockstar has suffered a leak this year, and just a few weeks ago, we had the GTA 6 trailer showing up before Rockstar intended to debut it (https://www.destructoid.com/grand-theft-auto-6-trailer-drops-early-with-a-2025-release-date/).
While it might be tempting to have a peek behind the curtains to see what's going on with the GTA developers, it isn't the wisest idea to provoke a company that has shown itself to be willing to use the full might of the law to protect its IPs. The teen behind the infamous GTA 6 leak in 2022 was deemed unfit to stand trial and has since been given an indefinite hospital order (https://www.destructoid.com/gta-6-hacker-gets-indefinite-sentence-secure-hospital-leaks/).
With a confirmed 2025 release date, it won't be long before we get more information on GTA 6 from official sources. As the reveal trailer has shown us (https://www.instagram.com/rockstargames/reel/C0fUnxHAnRC/), the upcoming crime game will be taking us to the state of Leonida which is "home to the neon-soaked streets of Vice City and beyond."
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Rockstar is no stranger to leaks, and it seems the company can't even catch a break during the holiday season.
It has been reported that GTA 5's source code has been leaked. According to @GTAFocal, an account that follows all Grand Theft Auto-related news, the contents of the leak aren't new and originated from the massive 2022 GTA 6 leaks (https://www.destructoid.com/missed-the-gta-6-leak-fans-have-created-a-comprehensive-document-on-it/). However, until this point, the data had been shared among private groups alone.
https://twitter.com/GTAFocal/status/1739074940098212158
Though some have been brazen enough to post the content on Twitter, Take-Two Interactive is taking down links leading to the leaks. This isn't the first time Rockstar has suffered a leak this year, and just a few weeks ago, we had the GTA 6 trailer showing up before Rockstar intended to debut it (https://www.destructoid.com/grand-theft-auto-6-trailer-drops-early-with-a-2025-release-date/).
While it might be tempting to have a peek behind the curtains to see what's going on with the GTA developers, it isn't the wisest idea to provoke a company that has shown itself to be willing to use the full might of the law to protect its IPs. The teen behind the infamous GTA 6 leak in 2022 was deemed unfit to stand trial and has since been given an indefinite hospital order (https://www.destructoid.com/gta-6-hacker-gets-indefinite-sentence-secure-hospital-leaks/).
With a confirmed 2025 release date, it won't be long before we get more information on GTA 6 from official sources. As the reveal trailer has shown us (https://www.instagram.com/rockstargames/reel/C0fUnxHAnRC/), the upcoming crime game will be taking us to the state of Leonida which is "home to the neon-soaked streets of Vice City and beyond."
The post GTA 5 source code possibly leaked (https://www.destructoid.com/gta-5-source-code-possibly-leaked/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
More...