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Take-Two says its GTA 6 leak investigation is rapidly evolving and has filed a new DMCA subpoena against Discord under seal to avoid tipping off the suspects, while filing notes that a YouTube subpoena has been dropped as the probe continues.
Kotaku compares GTA 6’s diner robbery footage from the 2022 leak with the 2026 Netflix gameplay reveal, noting the same location and mission concept but with far sharper visuals, better lighting, and more polished character models after four years of development, while acknowledging the leak’s influence on fan anticipation ahead of GTA 6’s November 19 launch on PS5 and Xbox.
Kotaku reports fresh GTA 6 gameplay footage leak revealing new systems and details: playable basketball that can raise a 'Focus' stat; potential stat and loadout mechanics; advanced water physics; a stamina meter during melee; melee combat inspired by Red Dead Redemption 2; the return of a six-star wanted level with possible military response; a new police awareness UI showing what cops know about you; hints of a morality system, dynamic loadout/storage prompts, and vehicle fuel/engine indicators suggesting fuel management; the leak’s age is uncertain and some features may change before the game’s launch in November on PS5 and Xbox.
A hacker group called Cyberleek claims responsibility for GTA 6 footage leaks as a protest against digital pre-orders and what it calls anti-consumer monetization practices. The group published a manifesto criticizing digital licenses, ‘fake’ single-player DLC, and the lack of offline fallbacks, demanding publishers end pre-release digital pre-orders and instead press discs for revenue. The leaks target Rockstar due to its high profile, and while the group vows further disruption until publishers issue public apologies, Rockstar has not publicly responded yet.
A newly surfaced clip claims to show in-development GTA 6 footage, posted by a burner Instagram account called Vice City Alligator who says the video was recorded over four years ago from a dev setup during lockdown and shows a bridge in Vice City with a GTA V asset. Some fans doubt its authenticity, others think it could be real but it’s not particularly exciting or revelatory. Kotaku has reached out to Rockstar for comment and will update if there is a reply; regardless, the leak underscores ongoing fan interest as GTA 6’s release window remains uncertain.