GTA 6 early gameplay videos leaks, hacker claims to have GTA 5 source code for sale
The Hacker has allegedly claimed to be behind the recent Uber hack as well, however, he has provided no proof for this claim.
GTA 6 early gameplay videos leaks, hacker claims to have GTA 5 source code for sale
9 years after GTA 5 was originally launched, finally there is proof that Rockstar Games is working on the next edition of the insanely popular video game – Grand Theft Auto 6.
The news comes through a major leak, a hacker who calls himself ‘teapotuberhacker’ on the internet has leaked over 90 videos of the gameplay of GTA 6 which is currently under development. The leaked videos confirm the ‘Female Protagonist’ in a Vice City setting, as reported earlier. The spilled ongoing interaction recordings likewise show NPCs being more intelligent than GTA 5, updated GFX, and more. As the GTA 6 spilled video dump arrived at web-based entertainment, Take 2 Intuitive, the company that owns Rockstar Games started issuing copyright claims against users who shared the leaked content, this also adds credibility to the leaked videos being real. The hacker on the other hand has allegedly claimed to have the source code of GTA 5 and GTA 6 in his possession, and will not sell GTA 5 source code for less than 5 figures, while GTA 6 source code (Testing build) is ‘Not for sale at this moment.’
The Hacker has allegedly claimed to be behind the recent Uber hack as well, however, he has provided no proof for this claim.
Grand Theft Auto 6
GTA 5 has been one of the best-selling games in video game history with over 170 million copies sold worldwide to date. The game was released on September 17th, 2013, and has seen positively no rivalry to date. Clients anyway are sitting tight for the following version of the establishment.
An early source code break would be tragic for Taking 2 Intuitive. Then again, a GTA5 source code break would mean players as of now playing the game could confront a rising number of hacks, demolishing the experience. Programmers on GTA Online are as of now very normal on PC.
Rockstar and Take 2 are yet to respond to the leaks, however, Jason Schreier from Bloomberg has confirmed with Rockstar sources that the leak is indeed real.