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Latest ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ Leak Features 25 Minutes of Gameplay and Jason’s Concealed Weapon

Latest ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ Leak Features 25 Minutes of Gameplay and Jason’s Concealed Weapon

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Unless you’ve been under a rock and off the internet for the last few months—in which case, congratulations—you’ll probably know that a) Grand Theft Auto VI is due out next month and b) someone inside its developer, Rockstar Games, seems to be leaking details of the game. A series of leaked gameplay videos have appeared on the internet courtesy of someone calling themselves “Cyberleek,” and this morning another such video appeared. It can still be found with a cursory search, although Rockstar—which must be sick to death of this shit—is taking it down with extreme prejudice.

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Unless you’ve been under a rock and off the internet for the last few months—in which case, congratulations—you’ll probably know that a) Grand Theft Auto VI is due out next month and b) someone inside its developer, Rockstar Games, seems to be leaking details of the game. A series of leaked gameplay videos have appeared on the internet courtesy of someone calling themselves “Cyberleek,” and this morning another such video appeared. It’s the most extensive video so far, featuring 25 minutes of gameplay…

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