Take-Two Interactive, the US holding company owned by Rockstar Games, continues to search for the culprits behind the leak of the highly anticipated open world crime thriller GTA VI. investigation “rapid development”.
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Let us remind you that on the eve of the extended release of GTA VI on Netflix, the activist/group Cyberleek released into the public domain more than a dozen clips of the game totaling more than half an hour.
A week before the presentation, Take-Two began its pursuit of Cyberleek, and in order to determine the source of the leaks, the company used the courts to request a large amount of data, first from Microsoft and Discord, and then also from X and YouTube.
Past inquiries include Take-Two’s interest in specific Discord servers and users
According to the publication torrent maniacnow Take-Two has made a second request to Discord, but its contents have not been made public. Confidentiality is required to prevent leakers from deleting compromised material.
“As new information becomes available, Take-Two’s investigation into individuals who have posted infringing content on YouTube and elsewhere is proceeding rapidly.”“The holding company’s lawyer said.
YouTube’s request for information from Take-Two withdrawn
Meanwhile, Cyberleek took the money just hours before the extended screening of GTA VI – on August 27, funds worth approximately $250,000 were withdrawn from the $CYBERLEEK memcoin. Since then, there have been no more leaks.
GTA VI will be released on November 19 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and S, with prices ranging from $80 to $100. After an extended reveal, Rockstar has released new story, gameplay, and technical details about the game.
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