At the same time, details of the leak also appeared to line up with what had been reported previously - that GTA 6 will star a pair of protagonists akin to Bonnie and Clyde, and that the action would take place in and around a modern day Vice City (the franchise's equivalent of Miami).Īn individual believed to be behind the hack - who also claimed to be responsible for last week's intrusion into Uber's servers - previously posted that he was willing to "negotiate a deal" with Rockstar over the leak of further information. Prior to Rockstar's confirmation that the footage was legitmate, the sheer scale of the leaked footage and the amount of work on show all but verified it to be real.
Rockstar's lawyers have been busy scrubbing as much as possible from the internet, though after a quick check this afternoon, Eurogamer was still able to quickly find copies of yesterday's leaked footage doing the rounds - with nearly an hour's worth of video available in total. Yesterday's leak was unprecedented in scope, with a stunning amount of material now out in the public domain. Take-Two itself acknowledged the hack in an SEC filing, in which it wrote it had "already taken steps to isolate and contain this incident".
GTA publisher Take-Two saw shares fall six percent in premarket trading in response to the hack, Reuters reported today.
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