An unofficial GTA 5 Nintendo Switch port has been cancelled after Take-Two allegedly issued a cease-and-desist notice to its creator.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick pushes back against an investor’s criticism of GTA 6 delays while defending the publisher’s long-term transformation and financial growth.
A Bilibili version of Rockstar’s extended GTA 6 gameplay trailer heavily blurs smoking, dancing, nudity and violence, while other official videos remain uncensored.
A new GTA 6 leak reportedly encouraged protests outside Rockstar and Take-Two offices, with one person filmed visiting Rockstar North carrying leeks.
The latest GTA 6 leaks are being hosted through decentralised storage, while Cyberleek uses fan votes, cryptocurrency and a provocative protest demand.
A fresh GTA 6 gameplay leak shows Jason robbing shops, crashing on a bridge and entering a strip club as Take-Two investigates the breach.
Cyberleek’s website and Telegram channel have gone offline as Rockstar and Take-Two pursue the latest GTA 6 leak sources ahead of its official reveal.
A cryptocurrency trail linked to the $CYBERLEEK token may give investigators a route towards identifying the person releasing Grand Theft Auto 6 footage.
Rockstar is still searching for the source of ongoing GTA 6 leaks, but the studio reportedly plans to continue with its August 27 Netflix reveal.
A humanoid robot crashes spectacularly in Beijing as GTA 6 leaks, Compulsion Games’ independence and an unexpected Xbox collectible dominate gaming news.
New GTA 6 gameplay clips have intensified a dispute over physical media, digital ownership and the reliability of unfinished leaked footage.
Hangar 13 president Nick Baynes says GTA comparisons do not influence Mafia development, despite years of debate over the two crime-game franchises.
GTA 6’s $100 Ultimate Edition is reportedly attracting more early pre-orders than the $80 standard version, though Take-Two remains cautious about forecasts.
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick says higher PS5 and Xbox prices are undesirable, but expects GTA 6 demand and console supply to remain strong.
Take-Two says digital distribution is more convenient, making a physical GTA 6 disc unlikely as the games industry moves towards streaming.
GTA 6 will cost $80 at launch, but Take-Two says its pricing reflects value rather than maximum profit despite record-breaking interest.
Take-Two says more than 90 per cent of its business is digital, while GTA 6 may launch as a download code rather than a conventional disc.