Developer confirms Grand Theft Auto VI recreation footage leaked in hack

Rockstar Video games, the developer of Grand Theft Auto and Pink Useless Redemption, confirmed that it was hacked after a sequence of clips from Grand Theft Auto VI had been posted on-line.

The sport developer confirmed Monday that a hacker had accessed its methods and launched footage from the upcoming recreation. This hacker additionally claims to have been behind the Thursday hacking of Uber and has threatened to leak further details about the sport if the corporate doesn't conform to a settlement.

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"We're extraordinarily upset to have any particulars of our subsequent recreation shared with you all on this method," the corporate mentioned in a tweet. "Our work on the following Grand Theft Auto recreation will proceed as deliberate, and we stay as dedicated as ever to delivering an expertise to you, our gamers, that actually exceeds your expectations."

The developer mentioned it is going to preserve followers knowledgeable and plans to "correctly introduce you to this subsequent recreation when it's prepared."

A hacker posted dozens of never-before-seen clips from the sport to a web based messaging board, in accordance with Bloomberg. The hacker claimed he was the identical one who hacked Uber's inside methods and mentioned he was "seeking to negotiate a deal" with the writer.

Rockstar rapidly moved in response to file copyright claims towards the movies to get them taken down, just for the movies to unfold swiftly throughout the platforms and get press consideration.