Rockstar Games Addresses Grand Theft Auto VI Leaks In Official Statement
The Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks this week have prompted developer Rockstar Games to issue a formal statement on the matter.
The Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks this week have prompted developer Rockstar Games to issue a formal statement on the matter.
Rockstar Games, the studio behind Grand Theft Auto 6, has revealed it was hacked by a third party but noted the incident has “no impact on our organisation or our players.”
A former Rockstar artist who worked on Grand Theft Auto 6 has said he’s excited for the game’s next trailer, but had a warning for fans in regards to what you see versus the final product.
The CEO of Take-Two has said that generative AI has ‘zero part’ in what Rockstar Games is building with Grand Theft Auto VI. Having said that, he admitted AI “always has” been a part of its game development process as a whole.
Dan Houser has explained why the Grand Theft Auto series has not ventured beyond a USA setting, apart from the one-off GTA London: 1969 for the PSOne 26 years ago.
The CEO of Take-Two has said the company full supports the decision to delay Grand Theft Auto VI.
Video Games Deluxe has been acquired by Rockstar Games, and is now known as Rockstar Australia.
A former Rockstar Games animator has cast doubt over the game running at 60 FPS consoles, at least not at launch.
Rockstar reportedly considered a Grand Theft Auto 3 sequel set in Tokyo before settling on Vice City for a new game.
Rockstar is mandating that employees return to the office five days a week leading up to the launch of Grand Theft Auto VI sometime in 2025.