Is Sony Next? The GTA Hackers Did It in Protest Over the Game Launching Without a Disc
A hacker group called Cyberleek breached Rockstar and began releasing numerous one-minute clips from GTA VI, demanding the company apologize for not offering a physical disc release and what they claim is fake DLC in the Ultimate Edition.
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The story of the summer, without a shadow of a doubt, happened last night. A hacker group called Cyberleek breached Rockstar and began releasing countless one-minute clips from the most anticipated game in history - GTA VI. They didn't stop there; in fact, since the article was written in the middle of the night until its publication this morning, they likely managed to release several more clips - and they'll continue releasing more if Rockstar doesn't meet their demands, which primarily focus on discs.
The group claimed they're doing this because of "Rockstar's appalling treatment of their audience" and focused their complaints primarily around the absence of a physical media release via disc and what's included in the Ultimate Edition. According to them, the Ultimate Edition contains "Fake DLC" - meaning everything included in it should be part of the base game and not as an expansion. They expect Rockstar to apologize and express regret for this behavior. I don't see that happening. Meanwhile, all the leaks are getting a massive watermark of a cryptocurrency that the group is promoting.
We'll continue following this developing mess, and of course we'll keep updating on everything GTA-related that happens in the near future - and there will be a lot.