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New GTA 6 Leak Shows Game Store Selling Physical Discs As Leaker Claims This Is All About ‘Ownership’ In A ‘Digital-Only Era’

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New GTA 6 Leak Shows Game Store Selling Physical Discs As Leaker Claims This Is All About ‘Ownership’ In A ‘Digital-Only Era’

Today is a busy day for Cyberleek, the person or group responsible for sharing over a dozen leaked gameplay clips of Grand Theft Auto 6 over the past eight days. After posting two leaks already showing a beach and a nightclub, Cyberleek has now shared another clip showing an in-game store that sells used physical games. Ironic, considering GTA 6 will be digital only.

On August 25, Cyberleek posted a new leaked gameplay clip from GTA 6. This time around, it shows Jason entering a small electronics and video game store in a strip mall. The store is named “Game Horde” and appears to sell PlayStation-like consoles and physical video games. In the leaked footage, Jason uses a scope to look closely at some of the games, consoles, controllers, and other items for sale in the shop. One of the games, “Cam Headz” is actually an arcade game that appeared in GTA Online a few years back and is a reference to Manhunt. It also looks like Jason can buy new phone cases for his cellphone and different earbuds and headphones.

En este nuevo video filtrado de GTA VI se puede apreciar tiendas, sistema de compras e interiores. #gta6 #gtavi #gta6leak pic.twitter.com/VzJ7mYinEd

In the leaked footage, which is already spreading like wildfire across Reddit, Twitter, and other parts of the web, Cyberleek has included a new message. It seems the leaker wants to clear up their (admittedly confusing) manifesto about digital game pre-orders and physical discs.



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