A first-person mode was also reportedly revealed.
GTA VI leaks don’t pump crypto like they used to
Cyberleek published their first batch of GTA VI leaks on August 18, using them to promote their crypto $CYBERLEEK. They claimed at the time that they were also advocating for consumers’ rights by protesting the decision to drop physical discs.
The token’s market cap has made two small jumps over the last two days, amounting to a 200% rise. However, it’s still down 94% from the almost $40 million high it experienced in late August when the first leaks were revealed.
The leaks pushed GTA VI’s developer, Rockstar Games, to issue a statement in the run-up to its Netflix-partnered 20-minute streaming event.
It claimed the team was “heartbroken” by the leaks and that it was “unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers.”
Rockstar Games’ parent company, Take-Two Interactive, also filed several subpoenas against platforms like Discord, Microsoft, and X in an attempt to reveal the leaker.
GTA VI leaker’s token crashes despite ‘first true spoiler’
GTA VI is scheduled to release on November 19. It’s reportedly already made almost $430 million in pre-orders.
Cyberleek’s activity is starting to make gamers ever more skittish that they might spoil key plot points in GTA VI’s story.
As such, users have suggested muting certain keywords on social media to avoid spoilers.
