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GTA 6 Leaker Returns With New 25-Minute Game Footage Clip

GTA 6 Leaker Returns With New 25-Minute Game Footage Clip

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The page now includes a download for "GTA 6: An Extended Leek," a pun on the official Extended Look for the game, released on Aug. In addition, CyberLeek posted a new poll, asking for donations to his meme coin on the Solana blockchain. (Credit: CyberLeek) The new 25-minute clip is making waves because it appears to show you can play the main characters nude, although it's unclear if this is a mod or hacked feature using the game's developer menu. At one point, a tank is also spawned suddenly.

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A leaker who likely stole a copy of Grand Theft Auto 6 has re-emerged with a new 25-minute clip featuring more in-game footage, suggesting Take-Two Interactive still isn’t close to catching the culprit, despite subpoenaing various companies for leak-related records.CyberLeek has updated at least one of the sites he used to circulate earlier footage. The page now includes a download for "GTA 6: An Extended Leek," a pun on the official Extended Look for the game, released on Aug. 27. In addition, CyberLeek posted a new poll, asking for donations to his meme coin on the Solana blockchain.

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