Update: Rockstar Games has taken to social media to directly address the recent leaks in an official statement, saying that the breach of data was due to "a network intrusion:"
With development supposedly starting on the title back in 2014, some are speculating online that the gameplay is from a 2019 build of the project. While some are still questioning the authenticity of the footage, Bloomberg's Jason Schreier has checked with his sources and confirmed that the "massive Grand Theft Auto VI leak is indeed real" and comes from an "early and unfinished" version of the game. Moreso, Rockstar parent company Take-Two Interactive has started to issue takedown requests on YouTube. The studio has disabled comments on all their social media channels in an effort to stop the spread of the leak: Instagram Grand Theft Auto VI developer Rockstar Games have started picking up the pieces after recent gameplay leaks of the upcoming title have made their way online. As screenshots and short videos start popping up all over the internet, Rockstar has gone into panic mode, taking action against those responsible for the leaks. That's why it is shocking that early footage of the title has made its way online, resulting in what some are calling the biggest video game leak ever. But nothing from the title has been shown and an official announcement for its release has yet to even happen. Rockstar has publicly acknowledged that a GTA 6 is in production, and reports have suggested the title will "include a playable female protagonist" and take place in Vice City (a fictionalized Miami). GTA 6 is quickly becoming one of the most-anticipated projects in entertainment history as Grand Theft Auto V is about to turn 10 years old.
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